James was AMAZING! He was so patient and gave great guidance from start to finish. No matter how many times I called him back to ask more questions, he happily answered, gave examples and showed how m... See more
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ALPS is law firm insurance made easy. When choosing your insurance provider, you want your time to be valued with simple processes and a 5-star customer service experience. Instead of the frustration that comes from wading through all of the different insurance options to protect your firm, you can partner with the only insurance company that makes it easy so you can get back to work.
Founded by lawyers for lawyers in 1988, ALPS is the nation's largest direct writer of lawyers' malpractice insurance and is endorsed by more state bars than any other carrier. Experience a better way to get law firm insurance.
With ALPS, you can apply, pay, and renew online. You can even file a claim online. Spend your valuable time with your clients, not on your malpractice insurance.ALPS #1 priority is your protecting your firm. You've worked too hard to worry if your firm is truly protected. The thought of having a claim made against you is daunting. Don't risk your future with just any insurance provider. Gain the freedom that comes from knowing you have a partner that understands what it takes to be successful. Be the lawyer you were meant to be.
111 N. Higgins Ave., Suite 600, 59802, Missoula, United States
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It's easy to use. The application process is professional. I have a sense of having a quality product from a quality company.
Mandie Diller is fantastic and so helpful. I have been working with her for years and would highly recommend her.
My account representative was lovely to work with and was very kind.
The renewal process was quick, easy and transparent. I appreciate ALPS' work in simplifying this process as much as possible.
Easy experience from start to finish. Great communication and got exactly what I needed. Loved being able to do everything online and clearly see my quote options. Thanks!
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The renewal application was easy to get through. Mandie worked with me to reduce the premium cost due to my reduction in working hours.
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I trust the policy recommendations and they make it easy to renew and choose appropriate upgrades as firm changes.
quick and easy re-application process for returning lawyers
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Our firm has had Alps for years. The renewal process is really easy. The customer service is great. I would highly recommend ALPS!!!
Quick renewal once I could get logged in. When I updated my email address for communications it did not update as far as my account
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