Life Insurance Claims
Life insurance is frequently the largest asset a loved one leaves behind. We understand the importance of that asset, and treat it as our own when analyzing these claims and handling the litigation.
Life insurance takes many forms, and there are countless different types of policies, each of which is unique in its complexities. Needless to say, you should have skilled counsel when analyzing these matters, particularly when you believe an insurer is improperly managing a life insurance claim.
When Insurance Companies Refuse to Treat You Fairly
Oftentimes, insurers attempt to deny coverage under these policies based on misrepresentations made at the outset, or during the application process. Insurers raise these types of defenses to avoid paying out the policy. You will need skilled counsel to overcome these arguments, and the lawyers at Daly & Black, P.C. are ready and able to help you and your family.
Another excused insurance companies use to avoid paying the policy proceeds is to blame the decedent, claiming he or she committed suicide or was otherwise to blame for their own death. These legal arguments are incredibly emotional for the family to handle. And they require you to have a legal team that is able to conduct a forensic examination into the cause of death, to combat the insurance company's position.
Daly & Black, P.C. has the skill, intellect, and ability to handle these claims aggressively, but always keeping in mind the sensitive nature of your loss and the emotional challenges that always follow such a claim.
Wrongful Death & Life Insurance
Perhaps you are facing the difficult experience of having lost a loved one due to someone else's negligence. In a wrongful death claim, you can pursue monetary damages for your loss, holding the responsible party accountable for what their careless actions caused. However, you might be wondering if you can still pursue a wrongful death lawsuit if you also receive proceeds from life insurance.
In Texas, you can certainly do both. If you receive money from life insurance, this should not affect your wrongful death claim at all, as they are considered two distinct processes. In fact, you should seriously consider filing a wrongful death claim, as you might be able to recover even more compensation and also pursue justice for your loved one.
Furthermore, the life insurance policy may not cover all of the financial burdens you are now facing after the loss of your loved one. In a wrongful death claim, you can obtain damages for lost household income, funeral expenses, medical expenses prior to your loved one's passing, and more.
As skilled insurance and injury lawyers, Daly & Black are equipped to help you recover the compensation to which you are entitled. Contact us today for a free consultation!
