CNBC Select Reviews LegalShield's Legal Services Plans, Starting at $39.95 a Month
The review outlines LegalShield's plans, pricing and features to help consumers decide whether the legal-services membership is worth signing up for.
CNBC Select has published a review of LegalShield, a membership service that provides access to legal services for a monthly fee starting at $39.95.
The review covers the plans offered by LegalShield, including their respective pricing tiers, along with the features included in each plan.
According to the review, LegalShield is designed to give members access to legal assistance for common issues without the cost of hiring an attorney directly for each individual matter.
CNBC Select's coverage is aimed at helping consumers understand what is included before signing up, weighing the service against other options for accessing legal help.
The review does not specify exact figures on membership numbers or full details of every plan tier beyond the starting price point.
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- LegalShield review: Basic legal services starting at $39.95 per month — CNBC — Top News
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