Justis legal insurance

Does anyone have it, what are your experiences?

I found them, they look interesting by having ability to cancel monthly, and are good price, but I just can't find any reviews or anything, so hoping someone here at least heard about them?

I'm still on the verge if I need that at all... Like, if I go with tenant's association, they'll advice about those stuff anyway and I'm not sure if they might be better solution than legal insurance or not?

Only other thing that could remotely be helpful is if there was a traffic accident so that they take it over, but I guess, if I'm not guilty, then any lawyer will happily take over and spare me the hassle with other person's insurance.

What else is left for mere mortals when legal insurance might come in handy?

I don't plan to sue employer, but quit the job asap if environment is toxic. I don't plan to buy stuff without checking if shop is real one (never had a problem there). I don't plan to be freelancer so that I have to hunt down payments.

For some stuff there's ombudsman and that other thing from local office.

So I guess, too long delivery times from regular shops like furniture, maybe could be a case? But I'm usually extra patient one, so yeah, don't know...

Anyhow, who has anything to say about justis insurance, please do. They're subcompany of CAP.

Posted Apr 12, 2022, 9:57 PM UTC

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AffectionateMud3•

I had a similar problem and made a post here a few weeks ago. Was choosing between Generali, Justis, Protekta and a few others.

I went ahead with Generali as they offered the best price for the widest coverage with pretty liberal limits. Also, although my French isn't that bad at this stage, I liked that English is one of their communication languages.

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halter-artdesign•

I don't have any legal insurance. If i have any problems with a company, i send a letter where i tell them i will contact my legal insurance if they don't solve the problem in time. Did this two or three times and worked.

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CordialPythonOPZürich•

This sounds the best solution so far :D

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Gourmet-GuyGraubünden•

You probably only need that insurance when you own a property in an annoying neighbourhood or run your own business. In all other cases, as you said, you can manage yourself.

BTW, some other insurance types (e.g. Health / Household protection) may contain partial legal insurance as well.

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