Complain to Legal & General
UK financial services company
InsuranceFree, and its decisions bind the firm.
Contact emails
customer.services@landg.com
Customer Service
Legal & General handles complaints through its official online form.
Common Legal & General complaints
Claim Rejected
Challenge unfair claim denial
Underpaid Claim
Settlement too low
Policy Cancelled Unfairly
Challenge cancellation
Excessive Premium Increase
Dispute renewal price hike
This one needs a different route
Complaints about banks, lenders and insurers are regulated claims work. Handling them takes FCA authorisation, which we don’t have, so we don’t write them. That’s not us being careful with you. It’s the law about who’s allowed to do it.
Financial complaints go to the Financial Ombudsman
Complain to the bank, lender or insurer first. They have eight weeks to answer. If they say no, or say nothing, the Financial Ombudsman Service reviews it for free and its decisions are binding on the firm. That is a stronger route than anything we could write.
Legal & General ombudsman & regulator routes
Which ombudsman handles Legal & General complaints?
Financial Ombudsman Service. Once Legal & General’s own complaints process is exhausted (after 8 weeks or a deadlock letter), you can take your complaint there for free. Go to the ombudsman. Read our guide to the Financial Ombudsman.
Can you complain to the FCA about Legal & General?
Not for individual disputes: the FCA sets the rules for the sector but does not resolve personal complaints or award compensation. Complain to Legal & General directly first and keep written records, then escalate to the Financial Ombudsman Service if it stays unresolved after 8 weeks or you receive a deadlock or final-response letter. You can still report Legal & General to the FCA to flag systemic problems, but that will not get your own money back.
Laws that protect you
Consumer Insurance Act 2012
Requires consumers to take reasonable care not to misrepresent facts.
FCA Insurance Conduct of Business
Rules for fair treatment and claims handling.
FCA Consumer Duty
Insurance firms must act in customers' best interests.
Tips for Legal & General complaints
- Read your policy documents carefully before claiming
- Keep all correspondence and claim reference numbers
- Insurers must handle claims fairly and promptly
- The Financial Ombudsman is free to use
- Get independent valuations for disputed amounts
If Legal & General doesn't respond
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Claims Team
Allow 15 daysContact the insurer’s claims or customer service team
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Formal Complaint
Submit a formal complaint: insurers must acknowledge within 5 working days
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Contact emails
customer.services@landg.com
Customer Service
Legal & General handles complaints through its official online form.
When you can escalate
8 weeks
If Legal & General hasn’t sorted it within 8 weeks, or sends a final response sooner, you can take it to the Financial Ombudsman Service.
Frequently asked questions
Tools & guides for your Legal & General complaint
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Not sure what the law actually entitles you to? Start with our UK consumer rights guide - refunds, faulty goods, and how to enforce your rights under the Consumer Rights Act 2015.
Work at Legal & General? Reply to complaints here.
The ombudsman is free, and Legal & General has to follow what it decides
Complain to the bank, lender or insurer first. They have eight weeks to answer. If they say no, or say nothing, the Financial Ombudsman Service reviews it for free and its decisions are binding on the firm. That is a stronger route than anything we could write.
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