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Mr.ViperBoa wrote:

RoyGBiv wrote:Even if you are found to be immune from civil liability, what's it gonna cost you to go through the legal process? Immunity from liability does not mean that you can't be sued.

--- IANAL

I thought being sued was civil matter.

Yes... being sued is a civil matter.....

My point is that whatever immunity you may have from being made to pay a civil "penalty" (judgment, actually) does not mean that you cannot be sued.... Being sued is a completely separate notion...

The criminal equivalent would be "being charged" vs "being found guilty"....

So.. even though you MAY (law is always gray) have civil immunity at the end of a civil suit, you can still be sued and be put in a position of needing to defend yourself against a civil suit... to prove that the immunity actually applies in your situation....

----IANAL

Even if you are found to be immune from civil liability, what's it gonna cost you to go through the legal process? Immunity from liability does not mean that you can't be sued.

--- IANAL

I also found this one interesting.. For $85/year...
Not completely clear on what they will actually cover... Might be worth a call...
Might also be a good backup for out of state coverage on top of [pre-paid legal]..



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I think you hit the nail on the head... [pre-paid legal] is complete representation through both Criminal and Civil, plus they've added some coverage for appeals. CHLPP is much less coverage, but they DO cover you out of state, where [pre-paid legal] does not.

I was entirely put off by the CHLPP web site... It screams "cheesy", especially that "Badge" they're offering.

If [pre-paid legal] would provide coverage out of state, even for double the price it would be an easy choice, IMO