Legal & Contingency (L&C) is a market leading underwriting agency that provides transactional, development and dispute insurance solutions for the residential and commercial property markets both in the UK and internationally. L&C was founded on knowledge and expertise to deliver practical legal indemnity insurance solutions for both simple and complex legal issues.
Residential
Ci Self-issue conveyancing insurance products are a fast, efficient and economic means of dealing with routine residential risks that occur during a transaction. All Ci policies are insured through an A rated insurance company and are available as a self-issue paper pack and online to ensure our solutions give you flexibility when ordering. Where risks fall outside the self-issue criteria, our underwriters can provide bespoke solutions.
Commercial
L&C have a highly trained team of underwriters with exceptional knowledge and understanding of complex property related risks. Routinely dealing with risks in excess of £100m, we have a proven track record in delivering solutions that enable transactions to progress often within challenging schedules.
Development
Our in-house expertise gives us the ability to provide bespoke insurance solutions against a wide range of risks including; rights of light, restrictive covenants, absence of easements and judicial review. We work with developers and their advisors to create policies for developments at pre-planning stage, once planning permission has been granted or whilst development is already ongoing, for example where further funding gives rise to a need for a policy.
For further information about how we can assist please visit us at our website at www.legal-contingency.co.uk or contact our specialist team of underwriters on 020 7397 4343 or by mailing us at enquiries@legal-contingency.co.uk
Contact: Toby Oldham
Tel: +44 (0) 20 7397 4343
Email: enquiries@legal-contingency.co.uk
Address
60 Fenchurch St,
London
EC3M 4AD
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