The Hyatt organization was founded in 1977 as a way to make quality legal
services affordable and accessible for all Americans. It quickly grew into one
of the largest law firms in the U.S. In 1981, Hyatt Legal Services implemented
its first group legal plan, utilizing its attorney offices throughout the
country to provide legal assistance to plan members.
Hyatt's first group legal plan sponsors included American Express, Deere
and PepsiCo, and they remain Hyatt legal plan sponsors today. Hyatt Legal
Plans was spun off from Hyatt Legal Services in 1990 and was acquired by MetLife
in 1997.
Today,
Hyatt Legal Plans is the largest group legal plan provider in the country,
serving six million plan members and their families at over 1,200 sponsors,
including more than 115 of the Fortune 500® companies.
| 1977 |
Hyatt Legal Services law firm founded |
| 1981 |
First group legal plan implemented |
| 1987 |
First voluntary enrollment legal plan implemented |
| 1990 |
Hyatt Legal Plans spun off from Hyatt Legal Services |
| 1997 |
Hyatt Legal Plans acquired by MetLife |
| 1999 |
1 million legal plan participants |
| 2002 |
500 group legal plan sponsors |
| 2005 |
All of
the world's largest employee benefit consultants that sponsor a legal plan
for their own employees chose Hyatt Legal Plans |
| 2006 |
Hyatt Legal Plans receives
"Standard of Excellence" WebAward and wins
Call Center Excellence Award |
| 2007 |
10th anniversary as a MetLife Company, 100 Fortune 500® sponsors, 1,000
sponsors, 4 million participants and 10,000 plan attorneys |
| 2010 |
More than 115 Fortune 500® sponsors, 1,200 sponsors and 11,000 plan attorneys |
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