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No, to pursue a case we need the client to have filed an insurance claim and received a denial or underpayment from the insurance company.

A first-party insurance claim arises when a person or business has an insurance contract or policy and a disagreement with the insurance company over whether the insurer has fully complied with its contract.

Yes. The fine print on your insurance policy contains many conditions through which you may not be eligible for compensation. Their legal teams are keenly aware of these conditions, so when a claim is submitted for approval, they review everything closely before paying out a settlement. If your claim is denied, it does not mean you do not have a right to compensation. An experienced legal professional can help you understand if your insurer is acting unethically.

The timeline for receiving compensation in a personal injury case can vary widely based on several factors. These factors include the complexity of the case, the severity of your injuries, the willingness of the insurance company to negotiate, and whether the case goes to trial.

In some cases, settlements can be reached within a few months, particularly if liability is clear and damages are straightforward. However, more complicated cases or those that go to trial can take a year or more to resolve.

Our goal is to ensure you receive the full compensation you deserve as efficiently as possible. We will keep you informed throughout the process and work diligently to resolve your case in a timely manner.