In defence of legal expense
Despite chequered beginnings, the legal expenses insurance market now presents numerous opportunities to brokers, as demonstrated by recent statistics. John Mullin discusses the past, present and future of LE
Legal expense, in all its forms, can be used by brokers as a marketing tool to penetrate new connections in personal lines and commercial insurance.
In its thicker premium classes, LE insurance is viable to be marketed in its own right, even if the broker does not have control of the traditional segment of a new client's insurance portfolio.
LE insurance is a contract of maintenance, which insures solicitors' fees, barristers' fees, court costs and witness and attendance fees. Broadly, it does not
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