Legal protection is modular
Private, employment, vehicle, property and business disputes are different risk areas. A policy responds only where the relevant module, people and circumstances fall within its terms.
Access to advice when a dispute demands it.
Based on AWAG’s existing service information.

Private, employment, vehicle, property and business disputes are different risk areas. A policy responds only where the relevant module, people and circumstances fall within its terms.
The insured event, start of the dispute and any waiting period can determine whether a matter is covered. Protection normally cannot be arranged after a known conflict has already begun.
Depending on the contract, lawyer, court, expert, opponent and mediation costs may be treated differently. A coverage request should be made before avoidable costs are incurred.
Free choice of lawyer may apply within legal and contractual limits. Early coordination with the insurer helps clarify approval, cost limits and the information required.
This page describes insurance structure, not legal advice. Cover always depends on the policy terms and facts of the specific dispute.
The value of legal protection comes from knowing which disputes, people, dates and costs are included.
Choose modules around employment, mobility, housing, private life or business responsibilities.
Review waiting periods, pre-existing matters, insured events, territory and excluded proceedings.
Understand deductibles, approval, lawyer choice, mediation and the route for a coverage request.
A documented timeline allows legal urgency and insurance procedure to be handled in parallel.
Preserve legal rights and gather correspondence, contracts, dates and involved parties.
Identify the relevant module, insured event, waiting period, deductible and approval requirements.
Request coverage and align lawyer, insurer and client on scope, documents and costs.
Usually not if the relevant event or conflict began before cover or during an applicable waiting period. The timeline must be assessed.
No. Policies use defined modules and exclusions. Family, construction, tax, business and investment disputes may be limited or excluded.
Urgent legal deadlines must be protected. Where time permits, requesting coverage before incurring substantial costs helps clarify the process.
No. It may support covered legal costs, but it cannot guarantee the legal result.
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