Group legal plans
Group legal plans in the workplace have experienced rapid growth recently because of their usefulness to both employer and employee alike.
For the employee, a group legal plan is a cheap way to get legal coverage in much the same way as other traditional benefits. For as little as $20 per month deducted from payroll, an employee is put in touch with an attorney who can draft his will, buy or refinance a home, adopt a child and plan an estate. Unlimited legal advice is offered at no cost to the employee.
The benefits for the employer include increased efficiency and productivity from their workforce, and reduced administration costs to handle personal matters. Another very attractive benefit is the very low cost involved in researching and implementing a group legal plan. In fact, such plans cost employers very little in terms of time and investment.
Group plans are structured on a voluntary basis, paid for through payroll deductions from the workforce. Additionally, the carrier handles all the claims, redundant paperwork and customer service related to the plan.
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Group Legal News Articles:-
- State Supreme Court to Hear Case of Mom Who Says Court Wrongly Took Kids (KOLN Lincoln)
An advocacy group and the Guatemalan government have joined a Nebraska case in which a illegal immigrant says she was wrongfully denied custody of her children.
- Multiple Defendants (Metropolitan News-Enterprise)
Meanwhile, the five surviving shooting victims and Ileto?s widow filed suit against the manufacturers, marketers, importers, distributors, and sellers of the firearms Furrow had carried the day of the shooting, alleging that the defendants intentionally produced, marketed, distributed and sold more weapons than the legitimate market demanded in order to take advantage of resales to distributors ...
- Legal and General Bank (France) live with ERI Olympic system (Finextra)
ERI is pleased to announce the go live of Legal and General Bank (France) on the latest version of the Olympic Banking System.
- The Week Ahead: HSBC to impress market with Q1 profits (Independent)
HSBC will round off the banking reporting season when it posts a first- quarter update this morning. The bank is expected to follow in the footsteps of Standard Chartered, which, like HSBC, generates much of its revenues outside the UK, and last week announced "record levels" of income and profits for the first quarter.
- Breaks: George Clooney in Mactan! Again? (Stir)
BUZZ: The hotel chain that spread the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie in Bora rumor is at it again. This time, it?s George Clooney not in Bora but in Mactan City. Stale buzz! Wasn?t George supposed to have been spotted in the Bora resort? ...
- Greater Cincinnati Foundation awards grants to address economic crisis (Cincinnati Business Courier)
The Greater Cincinnati Foundation and its partners have awarded the first grants from the Weathering the Economic Storm Fund, the foundation announced today.
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