Storm damage claim dispute? Fight for the maximum owed to you under the terms of your policy.
Insurance Policy
The document detailing the terms and conditions of your insurance contract.
Each year, thousands of homes and business are damaged or destroyed by high winds, heavy rains, large hail and powerful tornadoes. Unfortunately, many storm survivors get victimized again during the recovery process – this time, by insurance companies that deny, delay or underpay their property insurance claims.
The experienced insurance lawyers at McDonald Law Firm understand insurance disputes and we know how to recognize insurance bad faith. We won’t hesitate to take your insurance company to task for denying or low-balling valid storm insurance claims.
“very happy right now”
I just wanted to express my gratitude for all your efforts. I was getting nowhere fast trying to accomplish this on my own so I gave you a shot. You all were very methodical and kept me in the loop every step of the way. Would I have liked the process to be quicker? Yes, but I am sure you would also. In the end, I got more than I expected going in so I am very happy right now.
—Jerry
See a few of our past storm damage settlements above. Many other settlements are confidential between the parties involved and cannot be revealed.
Our insurance litigation team will carefully review the language of your insurance policy, assess the damage to your home or business and evaluate the reason for your insurance company’s decision. Generally speaking, if we cannot reach a fair resolution with your insurance company, we will move forward with trial. Your lawsuit may also include additional damages for your carrier’s conduct in its handling of your legitimate claim.
Many times, insurance companies will choose to quickly settle rather than battle experienced, knowledgeable insurance lawyers. The insurance company is also more likely to respond to a lawyer, rather than to you alone. Give us a call and we’ll get to work on your storm damage claim. We are only on one side – yours.
We work on contingency, which means we don’t earn our fee unless we successfully resolve your case through settlement or a trial.
The document detailing the terms and conditions of your insurance contract.
The page that outlines the “who, what, where and when” of your insurance policy.
Letters, emails or handwritten notes between you and your insurance company.
Any approximations of cost you’ve received to repair or replace damaged property.
We know first-hand the kind of devastation caused by tornadoes. In 2000, Dan McDonald’s law firm was badly damaged by a powerful twister that ripped through downtown Fort Worth. Not only did it uproot business, but it disrupted lives.
Since that time, we have helped countless other storm victims get back on their feet and back into their homes and businesses. Most recently, we represented victims of destructive Hurricanes Irma, Harvey and Sandy, some of the costliest hurricanes in US history. We take pride in helping our clients stand up to big insurance companies with deep pockets.
Bank One Tower, March 28, 2000.