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Personal legal expenses insurance could help you and your family with a number of legal issues, depending on what cover you have. This site can help you learn about legal expenses insurance, how to get it, and how to use it if you have it.
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Legal expenses insurance can help you with a number of legal issues affecting your business.
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Many brokers and law firms have chosen to partner with DAS. Here you can find out why our partners choose us, and how you can join them.
Brokers and business partners take part in training workshops, using tools and methods to keep the session engaging, informative, and relevant to the products you are selling.
You can choose to take various learning routes, from self-guided, to face-to-face training modules which could help you to:
Our research shows that customers do not understand what legal expenses insurance is or how it can help them when they need it. In addition, customers are often unaware that they may already have cover included with other products.
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With our training programmes and resources we aim to improve your understanding of legal expenses insurance in order to help you to better communicate the benefits to your customers.
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If you would like to discuss the options available to you or arrange training please contact DASlearningacademy@das.co.uk.
Our research shows that a lack of customer understanding is a key barrier to the take-up and use of legal expenses insurance
If you’d like to help your clients with legal expenses insurance products from DAS, follow these simple steps to sign up as a partner.
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It’s been another interesting year across the clinical negligence, civil litigation and personal injury sectors. We asked some of our ATE team and solicitor partners for their thoughts on 2019.
DAS UK Group’s ATE Business Partnership Manager Fran Clothier shares her thoughts on this year’s Association of Personal Injury Lawyers (APIL) conference in Brighton…
DAS has partnered with property technology company Goodlord to launch a new Rent and Legal Protection policy for Goodlord customers.
The recent court decision of West & Demouilpied was a potentially huge moment for the ATE market. David Brown breaks down the potential impact on ATE premiums and more.
To mark the centenary of the Sex Disqualification (Removal) Act 1919, we got some female perspectives on ATE insurance and the role it plays in supporting access to justice.
With the AvMA Annual Clinical Negligence Conference (ACNC) taking place in Leeds this week, Robyn Lampon from DAS UK Group looks at how ATE insurance has evolved over the last 20 years.
Now that the BIBA bubble has burst for another year, Social Media Executive Steph Davies takes a look back at BIBA 2019 and asks: Was it a success on social?
In response to some general criticism of Legal Expenses Insurance (LEI) in the press recently, Nathan Holt, Head of Trading Underwriting at DAS UK, sets the record straight.
Ahead of BIBA 2019, Stephanie Davies – Social Media Executive at DAS UK – takes a look at how social media can be used to make an impression and maximise value from the biggest insurance broker event of the year.
We will be sharing stand F39 with HSB Engineering Insurance – another member of the Munich Re family of companies – at the 2019 BIBA conference.
Two years on the government’s consultation on fixed recoverable costs, ATE Underwriting Manager David Brown restates the DAS position on this highly complex issue.
Fran Clothier, DAS UK Group’s ATE Business Partnership Manager, shares her thoughts on the thought provoking annual SCIL (Society of Clinical Injury Lawyers) conference which took place in Birmingham recently.
Nathan Holt, Head of Trading Underwriting at DAS, looks at how things could end up for landlords in the unknown post-Brexit landscape.