Yes, you have a legal right to dispute a rejected property insurance claim in Colorado. Homeowner’s insurance claim denials come in all forms. Sometimes claims are denied due to simple errors or misunderstandings. Other times the reasons include policy exclusions or coverage limits. To learn more about common reasons claims are denied in Colorado, be sure
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In Louisiana, the statute of limitations on property damage claims, including those related to homeowners insurance, is typically one year from the date of the incident or discovery of the damage. This statute of limitations is outlined in Louisiana Civil Code Article 3492. Below we’ll discuss what the statute of limitations on property claims in Louisiana means
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In Florida, insurance companies are required to settle hurricane claims promptly and fairly. They must respond to your claim within 14 days, and, to avoid a bad faith demand, they should make a claim determination within 90 days. Here are some other things to be aware of if you’ve experienced hurricane damage to your property. If you
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Insurance companies deny claims for myriad reasons and they vary based on the specifics of each case. In Colorado, as in other states, insurance companies have certain criteria and guidelines they use to evaluate claims. While some denials are legitimate due to policy terms or lack of coverage, there are situations where denials may be
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In Florida, bad faith insurance law is governed by Fla. Stat. § 624.155. If your insurance company fails to fulfill its obligations to you as the policyholder in a fair and reasonable manner, it may be acting in bad faith. Bad faith encompasses the following: Time Limits and Bad Faith Demand in Florida Recent changes to
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Property insurance claims in Colorado can be denied for a host of reasons, and in some cases, those denials are not warranted or were done in bad faith. If you believe your claim has been wrongfully denied, you have options, including the right to appeal the decision. In this post, we’ll discuss some of the steps
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In Colorado, we’re no stranger to strong storms and other natural disasters. We know big hail storms or powerful winds can wreak havoc on our homes. This is why we have homeowner’s insurance in the first place – to protect against the elements and the unknown. If you’ve had the unfortunate experience of dealing with
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On top of everything else there is to deal with after a storm, a denied roof damage claim from your homeowner’s insurance company should not be one of them. But, the reality is it can and does happen to property owners across Louisiana. Not only is this frustrating and stressful, it can leave you with
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If only there was truly calm after the storm. Unfortunately, homeowners in Florida feel nothing but calm when they have to deal with a denied or delayed property insurance claim for wind damage to their property. Wind claim denials in Florida can occur for several reasons. Below we’ll discuss some of the most common ones
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