Arc signs up with MGAA
The provider of legal expenses insurance and related services, claimed it would use its expertise to allow insurers to participate in the specialist class of insurance and provide services to distribution channels which were not within an insurer's usual capability.
Richard Finan, director of Arc Legal, said: "We believe our membership of the MGAA will further help strengthen the industry's understanding of the diverse role and range of expertise that MGAs provide, and help to demonstrate the
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