Get Your Free LegalCompare Motor Protection Policy For Total Peace of Mind
Legal disputes, especially when related to a road traffic accident, can be costly, complicated and stressful. Even if you are comprehensively insured, you may not have the resources to pursue damages for personal injury, loss of earnings, your policy excess and so on from the third party despite having a legal right to claim for these. Indeed, even your comprehensive insurer will not do this for you.
LegalCompare Motor Protection is designed to provide you with total peace of mind. Not only will this fully underwritten legal expenses insurance policy provide total protection for legal fees to pursue a claim for compensation, but our accident managers can even arrange breakdown recovery, a replacement vehicle, counselling and physiotherapy amongst other things in the event of a road traffic accident.
With LegalCompare Motor Protection you are even provided with a free telephone advice line to speak directly to a lawyer 24/7/365. And as a policy holder you will also receive regular updates on discounted legal services offered by our panel solicitors.
Click on the link to view our policy brochure which includes policy wording and Key Facts.
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Apply online today for 12 months free cover with no strings attached. Simply complete the details below and click the "Submit" button and your free policy documents will be instantly emailed back to you. If you wish to speak to a representative call us on 08456 800 600.
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By clicking the "Submit" button you are accepting that this policy is provided as a non-advised sale. Your policy document will be emailed to you within a maximum of 48 hours. All fields marked * must be completed. This offer expires at midnight on the 1st July 2012. Only available to individuals in England and Wales. LegalCompare Limited trading as LegalCompare.com is an appointed representative of Elite Business Development Limited trading as Elite Litigation Services which is authorised and regulated by the Financial Services Authority and a member of the Financial Services Compensation Scheme.
