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Category Archives: Insurance Law
Navigating the maze of insurance bad faith
When disaster strikes, property owners turn to their insurance policies for a sense of security. However, it is not uncommon for property owners to find themselves entangled in the frustrating web of insurance delays and denials. Negligence in assessment One prevalent reason for delays in…
Your next steps after the insurance company denies your claim
Facing a denial from your insurance company can be frustrating and worrying. It is important to keep in mind, though, that you still have options to pursue. When your insurance claim meets with denial, you can be proactive about resolving the situation. Get the coverage…
Recognizing insurance bad faith after filing a home damage claim
When damage befalls your home through absolutely no fault of your own, you trust that your insurance provider will cover the costs of repairs and rebuilding in accordance with the contract you signed with them. If your insurer decides to act in bad faith, however,…
Should you reject a lowball bad faith insurance settlement?
When you file an insurance claim for damage covered by your policy, you fully expect to receive financial support in accordance with the agreement. However, your insurance company might act in bad faith by attempting to avoid paying out on your claim. You can and…
Will your insurance cover all your damage in a storm?
As another hurricane season ends, it is not too late for a storm to strike the Lonestar State. Before it happens, you may want to take a look at your policy to ensure your insurance policy covers what you think. Chances are, you do not…
Can you expect a fair settlement for hurricane property damage?
The hurricane season in the U.S. ends on November 30. Although the season has been unusually quiet thus far, you still need to remain vigilant. Hurricanes have wreaked extensive damage to Texas in the past. If a future storm causes damage to your property, can…
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