Legal expenses
Arc wins Axa deal
Arc Legal Assistance to provide motor legal expenses insurance cover for Axa Ireland
Abbey Protection profits meet expectations
Colin Davison, group CEO, says the result shows the resilience of the business model
PB Week: Experience is the best teacher
Andy Talbot, sales manager at ARAG, reflects on the year.
Huge increase in unemployment claims
DAS witnesses surge in employment disputes
Off the hook?
Louise Meeson delves into the murky side of legal expenses and asks why hold harmless agreements are still allowed to exist, especially given the industry's focus on treating customers fairly
Travelers enhances automotive cover
The insurer said it extended its motor trade insurance cover following broker consultation
Abbey Protection's revenue and profits increase
However the company only achieved a marginal claims ratio improvement of 0.4%
New offering promises less stress for landlords
Paragon announces new residential insurance arm
Arc model offers brokers greater revenue opportunity and control
Arc Legal Assistance has developed a non-fault motor legal expenses product to enable brokers to max...
Legal Expenses - Making inroads into uncertain territory
The legal expenses insurance market has been labelled many things: to some it has had more false dawns than Manchester City, while to others it is the sector most likely to succeed from the profits of economic gloom. Ralph Savage investigates
To the max
Maximising legal expenses
How to weather the storm
Beating the crunch
Offshore security?
Offshore legal expenses
A core cover
Market overview
Indecent proposals?
The government has published its main proposals regarding personal injury claims but has it upheld its main objectives of providing claimants with access to justice at a fair cost to the insurance industry? Mike Timmons sets out his views on the proposals
Clouded judgement
While some brokers have largely negative ideas about legal expenses, it may be time for them to re-evaluate. Graham Laing argues that their judgement has been wrongly clouded by years of advice from lawyers and it may now be time for a serious re-think
United we stand, divided we fall
The legal expenses market faces key challenges in the next few years. David Vine argues that it must now evolve into a trustworthy, sustainable and profitable sector in its entirety, guaranteeing its policyholders certainty and good value
Hammering down on legal expenses
While a large number of clients seem remarkably ignorant of legal expenses insurance, they are not the only ones. Brokers are also displaying a worrying reticence to get to grips with the issue, reports Nigel McFarlane
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…