Insurance Bad Faith Complaint Center Now Urges AV Rated Bad Faith Attorneys in Texas or Florida to Contact Them to Assist Small Businesses with Insurance Company Disputes
WASHINGTON, Sept. 11, 2017 /PRNewswire/ — The Insurance Bad Faith Complaint Center says, “With historic hurricanes devastating Texas and now Florida, we are urging AV rated attorneys who have experience representing small to medium sized businesses in insurance claim disputes to let us know who you are. We are only interested in hearing from partner level lawyers at their firm, and the law firm’s primary location must be in Texas for a Hurricane Harvey business owner, and in Florida for Hurricane Irma business owners.
“The last thing we want to see happen is out of state law firms attempt to come in to Texas and or Florida to help business owners who have disputes with their insurance companies-when local, extremely skilled and properly licensed attorneys should be able to do a much better job.” http://
For more information, a partner at a properly licensed law firm in Texas and or Florida are welcome to call the Insurance Bad Faith Complaint Center anytime at 866-714-6466. Initially the group will probably list qualified law firms on their website so small business owners with insurance company claim issues in Texas, or Florida will have a reputable local attorney or law firm to call for help and or provide legal assistance.
The Insurance Bad Faith Complaint Center believes the following are the most common types of bad faith tactics used by the insurance industry that could now be occurring to businesses in Hurricane Harvey ravaged areas ofTexas, and Florida in the very near future:
- Delayed investigation, or analysis of claims.
- Denial of loss of revenue. Revenue is the income a business would have earned during the closure period if it were operating normally.
- Denial of rental payments while the business cannot be occupied. Many landlords require a business to continue making payments even if the premises have become unusable or the business is inaccessible. As an example, in Houston the business did not flood but employees or customers cannot get to the business because the roads leading to the business have been closed.
- Denial of paying employee wages for a covered event. A standard business policy may provide coverage to help a business make payroll when it is unable to operate.
- Improper, or under valuation of property losses.
- Unreasonable or bullying type settlement tactics on the part of an insurance company. In this instance, the insurance company offers pennies on the dollar to settle the claim rather than paying what was owed.
- Refusal to give insurance coverage on a claim that should have been covered.
- Errors or omissions on the part of your insurance agent. Did your insurance agent fail to give you the type of coverage you needed?
The Insurance Bad Faith Complaint Center is an advocate for small to medium sized businesses that have bad faith insurance issues with their insurance carrier. The group is not a law firm, and this press release is not an attempt to practice law. Rather it is an attempt to protect small to medium sized businesses from out of state unethical attorneys or law firms and or marketing referral services that see Hurricanes Harvey or Irma as a potential huge financial windfall as opposed to local experienced attorneys taking care of neighbors in need for a reasonable fee.http://
Homeowners Consumer Center Now Urges Homeowners in Illinois to Call Them If They Received a Less Than Adequate Insurance Settlement for Severe Storm or Fire Damage Claim
WASHINGTON, June 1, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The Homeowners Consumer Center is urging homeowners in Illinois to call them at 866-714-6466 if they received a less than adequate settlement from their homeowners insurance company for severe storm, or fire damage to their home. The Center believes there are hundreds of homeowners in Illinois in this situation, and this is an attempt to help them provided they have documentation to support underpayment of their insurance claim. http://
The Homeowners Consumer Center is urging homeowners in Illinois to call them anytime at 866-714-6466 if their insurance company has given them a less than adequate settlement for serious damage that has occurred to their home because of a severe storm, or fire damage. The types of serious damage and low-ball insurance settlements the Center would like to hear about include:
- The home suffered severe roof, or siding damage because of a severe storm, or fire, and the insurance settlement failed to provide the homeowner with enough money to make the needed for repairs.
- The home flooded because of an interior wall pipe burst, and the insurance settlement did not pay for all of the damage.
- The homeowner had significant home, and personal property damage because of a roof leak, or pipe bust, and the homeowners insurance company failed to provide the homeowner with enough money to replace the personal property, and make the necessary repairs.
- Contractors in Illinois who have proof their homeowner client received a lowball settlement from a insurance company because they have documentation proving what the repairs should have cost.
- The Homeowners Consumer Center is urging siding, roofing, or window contractors, or Illinois real estate agents to tell their clients about this initiative, if they believe a low ball insurance settlement has happened to one of their clients. http://
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The Homeowners Consumer Center says, “If a homeowner in Illinois has documentation they were forced to receive a low ball insurance settlement related to severe home damage caused by a storm, or fire we are urging them to call us anytime at 866-714-6466. We are attempting to correct this situation for homeowners in this predicament.
“In addition to homeowners in Illinois, if you live in Colorado, New Jersey, New York, or Tennessee and your insurance company has given you a less that sufficient settlement on a homeowners insurance we would like to hear from you.
“Our only caveat is the insurance claim can be no older than two years old, and the proof of loss must be well documented by the homeowner, or their contractor.” http://
May 13, 2015
The Homeowners Consumer Center is urging homeowners in New York or New Jersey to call them anytime at 866-714-6466 if they received a less than adequate settlement from their homeowners insurance company for severe storm or fire damage to their home, with the only proviso the damage and settlement has to have occurred within the last two years. The Center believes there are thousands of homeowners in New Jersey, and New York in this situation and this is an attempt to help them provided they have documentation to support their claim of insurance underpayment. http://
The Homeowners Consumer Center is urging homeowners in New York or New Jersey to call them at 866-714-6466 if their insurance company has given them a less than adequate settlement for serious damage that has occurred to their home because of a severe storm, or fire damage that has happened in the last two years. The types of serious home damage and low ball insurance settlements the Center would like to hear about include:
- The home suffered severe roof, or siding damage because of a storm, or fire, and the insurance settlement failed to pay for the repairs.
- The home flooded because of an interior wall pipe burst, and the insurance settlement did not pay for all of the damage.
- The homeowner had significant home and personal property damage because of a roof leak, or pipe bust, and the homeowners insurance company failed to provide the homeowner with enough money to replace the personal property, and make the necessary repairs.
- Contractors in New York or New Jersey who have proof their homeowner client received a lowball settlement from an insurance company because they have documentation proving what the repairs should have cost.
The Homeowners Consumer Center says, “If a homeowner in New York or New Jersey has documentation they were forced to receive a low ball insurance settlement related to severe home damage caused by a storm or fire we are urging them to call us anytime at 866-714-6466. We are attempting to correct this situation for homeowners in this predicament.
“Our initiative also includes homeowners in the same predicament if they live in Illinois, Colorado, or Tennessee. Our only caveat is the insurance claim can be no older than two years old, and the proof of loss must be well documented by the homeowner, or their contractor.” http://
April 29, 2015
The Homeowners Consumer Center is now urging homeowners in the Denver, Colorado metro area to call them at 866-714-6466, if their home suffered significant roof, or siding damage as a result of the September 29th, 2014 hail storm, provided their insurance company has low balled their settlement offer to make necessary home repairs. The group would also like to hear from storm damage roofing, or siding contractors if they have this type of information about specific homeowners.http://
The Homeowners Consumer Center says, “The September 29th, 2014 hail storm that hit theDenver metro area ranks as one of the worst hail storms in Colorado State history. We want homeowners who received an unsatisfactory claims settlement from their homeowners insurance company to call us anytime at 866-714-6466. We are attempting to help homeowners in this predicament.” http://
According to the Denver Business Journal on October 13th, 2014, “The golf ball-sized hail that hit the south Denver metro area on Sept. 29 caused an estimated $213.3 million in insured losses and ranked as the state’s eighth most expensive hailstorm on record. Hail, wind, fire or flood damage to vehicles is covered if you carry comprehensive insurance on your auto policy.”
The Homeowners Consumer Center is extremely focused on helping Colorado homeowners who have significant damage to their home as a result of a major storm such as a thunderstorm, hail, a severe winter storm, especially if the damages included a severely damaged roof, or a home’s exterior siding, or interior damage, and if their insurance company is offering far less than needed to make the actual repairs.
The Center would also like to hear from Denver area roofing, or siding contractors if they have specific information about a homeowner who may be a victim of being low-balled on an insurance claim.
In addition to severe storm damage the Center is also very interested in hearing from homeowners whose house was severely damaged in a fire, and the insurance company is refusing to pay the full costs of repair. This initiative is focused on the states of Colorado, New Jersey, New York, Illinois, and Tennessee. For more information homeowners are welcome to call the Homeowners Consumer Center anytime at 866-714-6466. http://
WASHINGTON, April 21, 2015 /PRNewswire/ — The Homeowners Consumer Center is urging any homeowner in Tennessee to call them at 866-714-6466 if their insurance company is offering far less that what is needed to repair their home as a result of winter storms. The Center says, “We are trying to make certain that homeowners in Tennessee do not get left holding the bag with storm related damages to their home that were caused by our nation’s severe 2015 winter.”http://
The Homeowners Consumer Center is launching an initiative for homeowners in Tennesseewhose homes suffered serious damage because of this winter’s severe storms, and whose insurance company has offered a less than satisfactory settlement to repair the damages. Homeowners in Tennessee in this predicament are urged to contact the Homeowners Consumer Center anytime at 866-714-6466.
The Center says, “On February 22nd, 2015, the Tennessean newspaper reported, ‘As a result of winter storms the Home Builders Association of Middle Tennessee said, the ice can back up drains and cause leaks through roofing material into ceilings, walls and insulation.'”
“Some area residents posted photos on social media of water marks on walls. Some said their homes had suffered damage to wood floors and ceilings.” For attribution, please refer to the Tennessean dated February 22, 2015 titled “Beware of Ice Damming.” http://www.tennessean.com/
The Homeowners Consumer Center says, “These ice dams referenced in the news article can not only cause leaks, a lawyer of ice, or snow, but can also severely damage or destroy a roof. In addition to the roof damage, the water leaks into a home caused by one of these ice dams can also lead to thousands, or tens of thousands of dollars in damages to a home’s interior.
“We have had a number of calls from homeowners in Tennessee who either have severe damage to their home because of winter storms, or they are still trying to resolve an insurance claim that relates to a fire, a severe thunderstorm, hail, or pipe bursts. In every instance the insurance company is offering the homeowner less money than required to actually make the repairs.”
If a homeowner in Tennessee is having these types of problems with their homeowners insurance company, they are urged to call the Homeowners Consumer Center anytime at 866-714-6466, and they will do everything possible to try to help. The Center wants to emphasize their initiative is state wide, and is focused on any homeowner in Tennessee in any community including Memphis, Nashville,