Property owners, drivers, and life insurance carriers all regularly rely on fair insurance compensation. Unfortunately, many insurance providers will engage in bad faith insurance practices in an effort to avoid paying out for claims. When insurance companies act unfairly, you can count on a Texas insurance lawyer for help getting a fair settlement.
Insurance policies and regulations can be complex and confusing, but a bad faith insurance attorney can help you determine what you may be owed and how to get it. Don’t wait to get the help you need after bad faith treatment by your insurer. Reach out to our team of Texas insurance claim lawyers for your free case review.
Underpaid Insurance Claims
Insurers may offer an insurance payment below what you are rightfully owed. This is often bad faith.
Wrongful Denial
Insurance companies may wrongfully deny your right to a recovery for an unfair or non-existent reason.
Unreasonable Delays
After your filing, insurers must handle claims within a reasonable timeframe. Delays may be bad faith.
Mislead Claimants
Insurance adjusters may lie or mislead policyholders about insurance policy details, leading to denials.
Non-Cooperation
Insurance providers are required to process valid claims. Failure to investigate may be bad faith.
You should hire a bad faith insurance attorney to assist you if your insurer has used bad faith tactics against you. Insurance may undervalue claims, delay insurance investigations, and outright deny valid claims for unfair reasons. If your insurance adjuster seems to be lying or treating you unfairly, it’s time to get a lawyer. An insurance attorney can also help if your insurance provider is refusing to cooperate with your claim. We can work on your behalf to get a full settlement.
Hiring a Texas insurance claim attorney is important because insurance providers will do everything in their power to limit your legal options and reduce your payout. An attorney can do what’s needed to build your case, from calculating a fair settlement to gathering essential evidence like medical records and other documents. While providers have high-powered legal teams by their side, your attorney can stand up for your rights, helping you pursue fair and full compensation.
Our attorneys have more than fifty years of combined experience successfully bringing lawsuits for insurance negligence and wrongdoing. The cost of a denied, delayed, or undervalued claim can be steep, but we can help hold insurers accountable for the compensation they rightfully owe.
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We’re proud to offer a range of legal assistance to Texas residents. Our bad faith representation covers life, auto, and property damage. We represent property owners with both residential and commercial claims, with services attuned to the unique needs of both types of claimants, including business interruption. In addition to our bad faith services, we also offer litigation services for personal injury claims, employment and construction disputes, probate, real estate, and commercial and subcontractor issues. We’re ready to negotiate on your behalf for a fair settlement or take your case to trial in state and federal court if needed.
Unfortunately, there are many valid reasons why an insurance claim may be denied. A few of the most common issues include:
Another thing to note is that, for property damage, one common cause of denied claims is damage not categorized as a covered peril. For instance, while most homeowners’ insurance policies include coverage for things like fire damage and tornadoes, some specific types of damage, most notably flood damage, may not be covered.
Here at Millin & Millin Attorneys, we work on a contingency fee basis. Through this pay structure, policyholders don’t have to pay anything up front to access our services. Instead, our compensation is included as a part of your lawsuit settlement. In other words, we only get paid if and when you do.
