Should I buy legal assistance as an extra with my insurance policy?

With a comprehensive car insurance policy do I need legal assistance as an extra? If I take out legal assistance, is it related to the car and that policy, or to the named individuals on that policy? If it is related to the named drivers do you only need one legal assistance add-on for a comprehensive policy?

Asked on 12 August 2010 by riffa543

Answered by Honest John

You need independent legal cover bundle from www.autolaw.co.uk that costs £19.95. Do not go for insurer's legal cover because they will simply use that to protect themselves. You need independent cover.

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