Motor legal protection

Penelopa.Pitstop

I checked out both website mentioned earlier. MEM policy is limited to UK only, while Bestpricefs also covers EU, Norway and Switzerland. Worth considering it, if travelling a lot to Europe or you want to have legal cover there as well.

EdGasketTheSecond

But the 'legal' cover will only tie you down to one set of no win no fee solicitors; what else do you actually get? If you read the T&C's they will only take on cases they have a good chance of winning so any no win no fee solictor will do that for you without having to get 'legal' cover.

Wabiloo

CarolK wrote: »

96% of claims that are currently pursued by solicitors on behalf of non-fault claimants (those who have been bumped into) will, from April of next year, go via the small claims court.

Where do these numbers come from? I can't find confirmation of that anywhere

So, if you are injured through no fault of your own, may be self-employed and have to take time off work, or employed on zero hours contract, life will not be too pleasant.

Are you therefore stating that Motor Legal Insurance is or is not recommended in your opinion? I'm not entirely following...

bigisi

Wabiloo wrote: »

Where do these numbers come from? I can't find confirmation of that anywhere



Are you therefore stating that Motor Legal Insurance is or is not recommended in your opinion? I'm not entirely following...

As this thread is getting on for a year old good luck getting any answers.

debtdebt

RTA reform has been put back to April 2020 not 2019.