COVID-19 has had a devastating impact not only on the American people, but also on the economy. Many businesses are closed in order to do their part to slow the spread. Because of this, business interruption relief is in high demand. Unfortunately, many businesses are seeing their claims denied, even if their policy doesn’t exclude […]
The owner of Cheers in Boston is suing its insurance carriers over what it claims was a wrongful denial of its business interruption insurance claims. Hampshire House, the owner of five restaurants and a distribution center, claims to have lost millions of dollars due to the pandemic. As the novel coronavirus spread across the globe […]
Many business owners are filing business interruption claims for the first time this year. As COVID-19 has spread across the globe, shutdowns and social distancing have necessarily followed it. Businesses that rely on a healthy economy are finding themselves facing substantial financial difficulties. One way to seek financial support for the time your business will […]
COVID-19 has monumentally shifted how the world does business, putting a great deal of small business owners in financial hardship. While the government has given small businesses and large corporations some monetary relief, the case still stands that business owners are living through a time of great financial turmoil. Business interruption insurance might be the […]
Trying to stay healthy and safe during the coronavirus pandemic is at the forefront of everyone’s mind right now. However, in order for social distancing to take place and be effective, businesses have had to adjust to local, state and federal mandated orders to either shut down operations or alter them significantly. These changes have […]
For two decades, Millin & Millin, PLLC has represented hundreds of policyholders in their fight against insurance companies who wrongfully denied or underpaid their commercial property insurance claims. During this time, our firm has litigated claims for business interruption and property damage for hotels, retail centers, churches, office buildings, warehouses, and public schools all over […]
For two decades, Millin & Millin, PLLC has represented hundreds of policyholders in their fight against insurance companies who wrongfully denied or underpaid their commercial property insurance claims. During this time, our firm has litigated claims for business interruption and property damage for hotels, retail centers, churches, office buildings, warehouses, and public schools all over […]
As we start spring, construction projects are likely to increase now that the winter months have come to an end. Unfortunately, spring is also the season of storms, so it is extremely important to have the right builder’s insurance set in place in preparation for a bad situation. The purpose of construction insurance is to […]
At the beginning of the new year, many people often make resolutions to better themselves. From eating healthier to exercising more, saving money to completing a project, we all make goals for the year. In 2020, resolve to better protect yourself and your loved ones by performing an annual insurance review. This simple act can […]
While insurance companies are obligated to compensate victims of drunk driving accidents, there have been instances where they attempt to avoid paying out by placing blame solely on the driver. For instance, one agency attempted to classify a drunk driving accident as intentional in order to avoid paying the verdict. The insurer argued that because […]
Contract Length and Dates of Service: 2005-2006
While a partner at Ortiz & Millin LP, John Millin represented San Diego ISD in this insurance bad-faith litigation case involving a property damage claim of water intrusion and mold growth at three different school campuses. The client was extremely pleased with the results. After trying the case before a panel of arbitrators for four months, the insurer, Zurich North America, paid the seven-figure arbitration award within 15 days.
Contract Length and Dates of Service: 2005-2006
While a partner at Ortiz & Millin LP, John Millin handled this insurance bad-faith litigation case. He advocated on behalf of Freer ISD involving a property damage claim due to water intrusion and mold growth at their main high school campus. A six-figure arbitration award was obtained after the case was tried before a panel of arbitrators for eight weeks. The client received payment from the insurer, Zurich North America, within 15 days.
Contract Length and Dates of Service: 2006-2008
While a partner at Ortiz & Millin LP, John Millin served as lead counsel in representing Donna ISD in this complex, multi-facility construction defect case. After six months of intense discovery, the general contractor and its subcontractors agreed to a multi-million dollar settlement before trial.
Contract Length and Dates of Service: 2005-2008
John Millin, on behalf of Ortiz & Millin LP, represented Brooks County ISD in this insurance bad-faith litigation case that involved a property damage claim filed as a result of water intrusion and mold growth at four school campuses. A seven-figure arbitration award was obtained after trying the case before a panel of arbitrators. Payment was received from the insurer, Zurich North America, within 15 days.
Contract Length and Dates of Service: 2007-2008
In this insurance bad-faith litigation case, John Millin represented Lone Star National Bank after a property damage claim was filed due to water intrusion at their six-story office building in Brownsville, TX. The case settled before trial for a confidential six-figure amount, allowing the client to make any and all repairs.
Contract Length and Dates of Service: 2008-2010
Gina and John Millin represented this HOA in this insurance bad-faith litigation case involving a property damage claim after property was damaged by water intrusion during Hurricane Dolly in July of 2008. Texas Windstorm Insurance Association settled before trial for a confidential six-figure amount.
Contract Length and Dates of Service: 2008-2010
After water intrusion damaged this client’s property during Hurricane Dolly in July of 2008, we advocated on their behalf in this insurance bad-faith litigation case. We settled with the insurer before trial for a confidential six-figure amount covering the cost of repairs.
Contract Length and Dates of Service: 2013-2014
After water intrusion damaged this client’s property during the McAllen Hail Storm in March of 2012, we challenged the insurer’s inadequate and insufficient adjustment of the property damage in an insurance bad-faith case. We settled with the insurer before trial for a confidential six-figure amount covering the cost of repairs.
The attorneys of Millin & Millin believe legal representation involves more than advocating for clients’ rights. It involves engagement with the local community and taking on important issues. As a member of McAllen’s Planning and Zoning Commission, John Millin recently gave his take on a preliminary proposal to re-examine zoning for agricultural open-space land throughout […]
‘Tis the season to be jolly, but if you’re unfortunate, the holiday season can also mean personal injury. Every year, thousands of people end up in the hospital because of holiday-related injuries. Whether you’re putting up lights, hanging wreaths, preparing a festive meal, traveling, or just working in wintry weather, you’ll want to be a […]
Insurance companies have a number of tactics they use when they are attempting to act in bad faith. One of the most objectionable actions that an insurer can take is to cancel a policy after having received premium payments for years.The attorneys at Millin & Millin recognize such bad faith insurance tactics for what they […]
Texan entrepreneurs and business owners can rejoice and take comfort in the fact that they are at a distinct advantage, according to a recent study conducted by CNBC. The state’s strong economy combined with its technology, infrastructure and innovation has helped it reach the number two spot on “America’s Top States for Business” list. This […]
