FOP LEGAL DEFENSE PLAN

“IT’S BETTER TO HAVE IT AND NOT NEED IT,
THAN TO NEED IT AND NOT HAVE IT.

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FOP Legal Defense Plan Brochure or list of our critical incident attorneys on PDF
FOP Legal Defense is a self-funded plan that is available to eligible  members to cover law enforcement exposures. The Legal Plan provides defense coverage on behalf of participating members for administrative, civil and criminal actions. Duty-related legal defense protection is a necessity as the frequency and cost of allegations against peace officers continues to rise.
 
The FOP Legal Defense Plan offers  lodge members very affordable and comprehensive coverage.
 
The legal defense fund is a group of attorneys that are committed to providing you the best criminal and administrative defense available based on your circumstances.
 
LINKS TO MORE INFORMATION:
 
Contact an Attorney: Legal Defense 
 
Non-Duty Legal Plan 
 
 
 
 
Colorado Trooper's Lodge
Fraternal Order Of Police Lodge #55
When compared side by side with other plans the FOP legal defense plan is by far superior. It has no caps or limitations on duty related offenses that will financially burden a member. But an even bigger draw is the quality of attorney offered when it comes down to the defense of a law enforcement officer. That defense is viewed not only at an administrative level but more importantly at the civil and criminal level.
 
Unlike some plans out there, the FOP Legal Defense Plan has NO hidden CAPS on the amount of coverage available for "Duty Related" incidents. This gives officers in the plan the peace of mind that they will be represented and protected without personal worry of financial obligation. We do not cap our attorneys, nor do we cap our coverage.It is our experience that cheaper Legal Defense Plans that claim no caps on their coverage do cap the amount of reimbursement paid to their plan attorneys. The attorney is only paid to the cap amount. After that they can try and get a waiver for additional work, or begin charging the officer for continued coverage. Plans that operate that way almost always result in poor or limited representation for cases that involve extensive professional representation. Plans that subscribe to that practice do so to keep costs down thus reducing the rate an officer pays. Something they will never admit to and their something their bylaws do not reflect. However, like everything else in this world you get what you pay for. With FOP legal Defense you get the best legal defense plan bar none.If you find yourself in a situation where you need to file a claim, please review (click to link) "How to file a claim". In that section you will find instructions on filing a claim and obtaining competent legal representation from one of our plan attorneys.