After two large storms hit the residents of Connecticut, and much of the East Coast and Gulf Coast states, many are left without compensation and with large deductibles.
As a result, state lawmakers and other members of the community are coming together for a public hearing on Tuesday, November 15th to learn more about how the insurance industry has responded to these natural disasters.
The committee will review how the insurance companies responded to claims for damage to homes, vehicles and
businesses to make a decision whether this was done in a fair manner.
As homeowners, business owners or vehicle owners, many of us purchase insurance to cover the expenses of repairs in an event such as a natural disaster. We pay into this insurance fund, and we expect to get this money if damage has been done.
Unfortunately, many individuals are left without the money they need due to "loopholes" and other reasons that an insurance company has found to make sure that they do not have to pay the claim.
While it is unfair, many people will simply believe their insurance company or meet the unreasonably priced deductible they are asking for. It is important to talk to an
insurance lawyer as soon as possible if this has happened to you.
Despite your location in the United States, you deserve to get the money you have been promised by your insurance company. An insurance attorney from Arnold & Itkin LLP can help you recover the damages you are seeking.
From property damage to damage to your business, our law firm has seen it all. We have seen the devastating effects of Hurricane Katrina, Hurricane Ike and Hurricane Irene, and we are prepared to help you through this difficult time.
Contact a hurricane insurance claim attorney from the Houston-based law firm of Arnold & Itkin LLP today for a free consultation of your case.