Brokers boost commercial legal protection scheme by 73%
Brokers are leading the field in attracting SMEs to commercial legal expenses insurance, according to market leaders DAS.
Confirmed figures for 2003, just released by the Bristol-based insurer, show that scheme business from brokers was up 73% in the year. This compares with an overall increase of 28%.The before-the-event commercial non-motor market is currently estimated at £60 million and the DAS market share is 39%.
“It was an exceptional year for commercial legal protection”, comments DAS sales & marketing manager, Ray Kneeshaw. “CLP has always been a class of business showing steady but unspectacular growth
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