Insurance Disputes / Hurricane Damage

INSURANCE DISPUTES (INCLUDING HURRICANE DAMAGE CLAIMS)

Louisiana Insurance Claim Dispute Attorneys

At the Law Office of Frank D’Amico, Jr., we are steadfast in pursuing justice for individuals and businesses who have experienced property losses and business interruption.

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At the Law Office of Frank D’Amico, Jr., we have proven experience with the handling of insurance disputes in Louisiana and Mississippi.

We can help assist you in demanding and receiving every dollar you are entitled to from your insurance company whether it is property damage to your home or an interruption of your business resulting in an increase of your expenses and loss of income. Contact the Law Office of Frank D’Amico, Jr., today.

You may deserve thousands of dollars more

You may deserve thousands of dollars more than your insurance company is willing to pay for your hurricane damage claim. Having handled numerous claims involving windstorm and flood property damage and business interruption claims from Hurricanes Katrina, Ike and Gustav, the D’Amico Law Firm was able to recover millions of dollars for their clients. Many of these claims were resolved during pre-suit as part of the adjustment or through appraisals, mediation or arbitration, however others required litigation.

We Handle Issues Involving:

Injury or wrongful death
Wind vs Flood
Homeowner property damage (hurricane damage, lighting, fire loss or other)
Business property damage, including interruption valuation
Property damage valuation (replacement cost & actual cost value)
Application of named storm limits and deductibles
Constructions scams and/or defects
Bad faith (your insurance may wrongfully deny your claim or delays payment or pays less then what you as the policyholder is entitled)

Bad Faith Insurance

Insurance companies expect you to pay for coverage; and you, as their policyholder, expect them to pay you for damages covered under your policy.

When you pay your insurance premium, there is an expectation that the insurance company will uphold their obligation under that policy. If your insurance company wrongfully denies the claim or otherwise breaches the terms of the policy, it is bad faith.

At the Law Office of Frank D’Amico, Jr., we can place that insurance company on notice for your losses as their policyholder and they could also be held financially accountable for their bad faith practices.

Contact the Law Office of Frank D’Amico, Jr., today!

Your homeowner’s policy may contain coverage for living expenses, loss of rents as well as other endorsements that you may be entitled to.