Know Your Rights: The Insurance Company’s Duty of Good Faith to You When you suffer an accident or other problem, having insurance is a helpful security to get you back in business. At its best, insurance helps people get through difficulties by having enough money to fix ...
Read MoreIn a recent blog entry , we discussed how the Texas Wind Insurance Association (TWIA) has been lowballing Hurricane Harvey claims across Texas, ...
View MoreHurricane Harvey ravaged homes all across Texas last year, causing a huge influx of hurricane damage claims filed by homeowners. Insurance companies ...
View MoreA recent 30-minute-long hailstorm in Odessa caused close to $500 million in damages, according to estimates from the Insurance Council of Texas. That ...
View MoreWas your home or business affected by the Fort Worth hail disaster? Today's storm may be among the costliest in North Texas history. Properly ...
View MoreOn August 27, 2015, the Fifth Court of Appeals, Dallas, Texas denied GuideOne National Insurance Company’s petition for writ of mandamus in a case ...
View MoreMost insurance policies afford the parties the option of invoking, when the parties cannot agree on the amount of the loss, a process called appraisal ...
View MoreOn May 8, 2015 our firm, along with the Loyd Law Firm, of San Antonio, Texas, obtained a breach of contract verdict against an insurance company that ...
View MoreCourt allows bad faith claims to proceed despite payment of appraisal award; denies insurer's motion for summary judgment. Insurance companies ...
View MoreTruth is often stranger than fiction. The Chicago Tribune reported just this week that insurance giant State Farm has filed an application with the ...
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