Blogs
Why are Florida Insurance Rates So High?
Homeowners in Florida have been facing skyrocketing insurance rates for years. Although legislative efforts have been taken to help avert a total collapse of the
Read More →
Can You Sue Your Insurance Company for Bad Faith in Florida?
Yes, you can sue your insurance company for bad faith in Florida, but like all legal proceedings, it requires strong evidence, good documentation – and
Read More →
How to Recognize the Signs of Bad Faith Insurance Practices in Florida
As a homeowner in Florida, dealing with damage to your property is stressful enough, but what happens when your insurance company isn’t acting in good
Read More →
What are Matching Exclusions, and Why Do They Matter for Your Louisiana Roof Claim?
When filing a roof damage claim in Louisiana, understanding your homeowner’s insurance policy is crucial especially when it comes to something known as “matching exclusions.”
Read More →
Next Steps After a Denied Roof Damage Insurance Claim in Louisiana
Sometimes it’s hard to know which is worse – a storm ripping through and damaging your roof or receiving a letter saying that your claim
Read More →
Can You Sue Your Insurance Company for Your Claim Denial in Louisiana?
Yes, you can sue your insurance company for bad faith in Louisiana, but like any legal proceeding, it requires solid evidence, thorough documentation, and the guidance
Read More →
Understanding Water Damage Exclusions in Colorado Homeowner’s Insurance Policies
Water damage is one of the most common reasons homeowners file insurance claims in Colorado, yet it’s also one of the most misunderstood areas of
Read More →
Rising Insurance Rates and What You Need to Watch for in Your Policy
Rising insurance rates have become a growing concern for homeowners, especially in high-risk areas like Colorado. With factors such as severe weather, inflation, and increased
Read More →
How Insurance Works When Homes Are Vacant in Colorado
Owning a vacant home in Colorado comes with unique challenges and risks, especially when it comes to insurance coverage. Whether the property is a second
Read More →
Texas:
Meetings with attorneys
by appointment only.