Review legal support for employment, premises, contracts and the areas your business actually faces.
01Which disputes could disrupt your business?
02Which contract types and countries matter?
03Is any dispute already known?
Start with the essentials, explore the trade-offs, then compare written terms for your situation.
Separate employment, tenancy, supplier/customer contracts, tax or administrative disputes and debt collection. Check exactly which modules fund representation and which provide advice only. Describe your activity, locations, staff and revenue correctly; a private policy may not extend to the company.
Read the minimum amount in dispute, territorial scope, cost ceiling, deductible, exclusions and date used to identify an existing case. Ask about subcontracting, intellectual property and disputes between associates. Any waiting period is separate from an exclusion for a dispute that began before cover.
Preserve contracts, amendments, correspondence and time records. Clarify when to notify the insurer and obtain approval before commissioning an external lawyer or expert. Compare mediation and practical legal support alongside litigation cover, and keep preventive contract review separate if it is not insured.
| Option or layer | What to understand and check |
|---|---|
| Business legal protection | Covered legal assistance and proceedings. |
| Business liability | Covered compensation claims and related defence. |
| Preventive legal services | Contract advice may require a separate mandate. |
Do not assume a new policy will cover that case. Ask about pre-existing disputes and consider a separate legal mandate for the current issue.
Known disputes are generally excluded and waiting periods can apply.
Business contract disputes are not covered by every policy; check the named areas and sublimits.
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