Legal protection insurance
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Legal insurance in Switzerland
In Switzerland, there are many insurers that offer legal protection for private individuals. Legal insurance protects you against financial risks that may arise from legal disputes. It normally pays legal fees and court costs up to the agreed coverage limit.
Benefits also include legal consultations with a lawyer.
Legal insurance comparison
Before taking out legal insurance, you should make a free comparison at insurando. The premium calculator compares benefits and premiums of legal insurance products in Switzerland.
Insurance companies often offer a discount when combining personal and traffic legal protection insurance.
Good to know
- For private individuals, legal expenses insurance is offered in the form of personal and traffic legal protection insurance.
- Legal protection insurance with a minimum amount in dispute or a deductible should not be taken out.
- In addition, the waiting period, the sum insured, the deductible and the minimum amount in dispute may differ from product to product, sometimes significantly.
FAQ
A combination of a personal and traffic legal protection insurance costs between CHF 200 and CHF 400 per year.
Legal insurance does not cover all risks in daily life. Legal expenses insurance is limited to civil law and traffic law. This means that disputes relating to family law, such as divorce or inheritances, are not covered by legal protection insurance. Furthermore, a comparison shows that even leasing disputes are also excluded under certain insurance policies.
- When the contract term expires, subject to compliance with the notice period.
- In the event of a claim, legal protection insurance can be cancelled by either party.
- When relocating abroad.
It covers the following costs:
- Legal fees
- Costs for expert opinions
- Advance for security deposits
- Reimbursement of the opposing party’s trial costs
- Court costs
Costs for fines and compensation payments, as well as costs incurred by third parties, are not covered.
A 90-day waiting period means that no insurance cover exists during the first three months. Legal claims can only be filed with the insurance company after 90 days.