Up close and personal
The personal legal protection (PLP) market need no longer be solelythe province of TV-advertised after-the-event companies; brokers' detailedknowledge of their clients' needs puts them in an ideal position toexploit the range of more 'traditional' legal expenses products now beingoffered by the major insurers, writes Ray Kneeshaw
Travelling along in the middle lane for the past couple of decades,the personal legal protection (PLP) market seems to have recently changedgear and pulled out into the fast lane. And all the indications are thatit is there to stay.
Several factors have influenced the surge in sales, but by far and awaythe most influential is competition from the after-the-event (ATE) legalexpenses market. Extensive advertising in the media from ATE companies -and forceful sales techniques - have generated
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