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Boybey Law
& Consultancy

Insurance Law

Claims arising from motor, comprehensive, life, health and fire insurance policies.

Insurance law governs insurance contracts and the rights and obligations arising from them. It covers the relationship between insurers and insured persons, as well as premiums, indemnities and coverage.

Insurance disputes often require technical knowledge, and professional support in correspondence with insurance companies prevents clients from losing their rights.

Boybey Law & Consultancy represents clients in claims arising from motor, life, health, fire, comprehensive and other types of insurance. We take an active role in securing full payment of claims and resolving disputes with insurance companies.

Frequently asked questions

What if the motor insurer does not pay?

A written claim is first made to the insurer. If the insurer does not respond within fifteen days or pays only part of the claim, the matter can be taken to the Insurance Arbitration Commission or to court.

Can I claim for my car’s loss of value?

The drop in second-hand market value of a vehicle damaged in an accident can be claimed from the at-fault party’s motor liability insurer. The loss is usually determined by an expert report.

What is the advantage of the Insurance Arbitration Commission?

The Commission aims to resolve insurance disputes through specialised arbitrators more quickly than the courts. A prior claim to the insurer is required before applying.

Let us assess your legal matter together.

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Get in touch Phone 0212 830 52 71