Category: Personal Injury

How Do You Know if Your Insurance Company is Acting in Bad Faith? What is Insurance Bad Faith? Bad Faith Insurance Practices occur when your insurance company delays payment of your claim, or refuses to pay your claim, for no good reason. Your insurance company has a duty to make

5 Things Homeowner’s Insurance Companies Don’t Want Us To Know When disaster strikes our homes, we expect the insurance company to do their best to help us through the process. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Many times, the information coming from the insurance company can be misleading. To keep

The Insurance Company is Responsible for Paying for Living Expenses – 3rd of 5 Things Homeowner’s Insurance Companies Don’t Want Us to Know When a home is damaged to the point of being uninhabitable, the insurance company is usually responsible for paying the homeowner’s expenses to live somewhere else. Under

How Much Does a Personal Injury Lawyer Cost? If someone else’s negligence leaves you or a family member injured or disabled, you are probably facing mounting expenses – and may be afraid to even consider hiring a personal injury lawyer due to the perceived additional cost. How can an average

Insurance Companies Sometimes Abuse Our Duty to Cooperate – 5th of 5 Things Homeowner’s Insurance Companies Don’t Want Us to Know What is a Cooperation Clause? The purpose of a cooperation clause is to allow the insurance company to obtain more information about the circumstances behind a claim. Since the

How to Know if an Insurance Company Wrongfully Denies or Underpays Your Homeowner’s Claim In everyday life we all rely on our insurance company to come through for us, to cover us and pay our claim when we make one. Why else would we pay so much in monthly insurance

Many Policies Also Pay for Special Circumstances and Additional Damages – 4th of 5 Things Homeowner’s Insurance Companies Don’t Want Us to Know Most homeowners policies include several types of “special” or “additional” coverages, which provide over-and-above coverage for our home and personal property. These special circumstances and additional coverages