Allianz Commercial adds free legal service

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Allianz Commercial has improved the level of service and legal cover in its Commercial Select product.

Allianz Legal Online, the legal documentation solution from Allianz Legal Protection, has now been added as an automatic level of cover. The online facility offers 24/7 legal support ensuring businesses can access this service when they need it at no additional cost.

Legal Online also enables businesses to produce a range of legal paperwork, supporting the needs of employees, complying with legislation and assisting Companies in doing business.

Tony Hutchins, commercial property manager, Allianz Commercial, said: “As an innovative insurer

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