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Disputes between neighbours can easily become protracted and contentious, and this is especially true when tempers flare over the use of a right of way over someone else’s land. Arguments can be triggered when one neighbour alters their property or the way they use the land, or when a property changes hands; and as this claim case study shows, title-related issues can easily become wider disagreements.

Did you know that when providing a quote for a development site, we can often extend cover to include utilities service providers?

When you need more than one legal indemnity policy for the same property, choosing one of our range of combined policies not only saves you time, but it also saves your client money, with a discounted premium.

Our new policy has been developed to respond to an increasing number of existing residential properties that benefit from a ‘vehicle crossover’, such as a dropped kerb, which has been constructed over an adopted pavement or verge without formal consent from the local authority.