Practice AreaInsurance LawWhen a natural disaster such as a hurricane occurs, the result can be catastrophic damage to homes, office buildings, and other property. Broken windows and pipes, a storm damaged roof, and toxic mold contamination can make a house uninhabitable. Sometimes commercial property insurance companies wrongfully deny claims, or fail to adequately cover the damage to a house. Fortunately, consumers are protected from these bad faith insurance practices. Texas Insurance Claim LawyerRepresenting Gulf Coast clients with bad faith insurance claims For a Texas insurance claim lawyer who can help get justice for you, contact us at Loree, Hernandez & Lipscomb, PLLC, located in San Antonio, Texas. We represent clients from throughout the Gulf Coast region with bad faith insurance claims. Our attorneys know how stressful it can be for owners when their property has been harmed by storm and water damage. This is why we are motivated to aggressively litigate on their behalf. In the thorough preparation of each case, we rely on experts, such as engineers, certified industrial hygienists, and remediators who detect and identify toxic mold. When we investigate a case, we know which questions to ask and which documents to request from insurance companies. Our lawyers are not afraid to take a case from its inception all the way through the appeals process. At Loree, Hernandez & Lipscomb, PLLC, we go out of our way to help our clients. Conveniently located close to the San Antonio International Airport on highway 281, our office is an informal place where we meet with our clients. In our dedication to excellent service, we carefully listen to clients, keep them informed, and return phone calls promptly. Contact us for a free consultation. Our office hours are from 8:30 am to 5 pm Monday through Friday. Spanish speaking interpreters are available. Much of our work is on a contingency basis. The law firm of Loree, Hernandez & Lipscomb, PLLC, located in San Antonio, Texas, serves clients throughout the Gulf Coast region, including the cities of Laredo, Corpus Christi, Austin, Dallas, New Orleans; and the states of Texas, Louisiana, and Mississippi. |
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Water damage to a house can cause toxic mold and flooding that makes it uninhabitable. Such damage can result from a natural disaster, such as a hurricane, or due to poor construction by contractors and subcontractors. As terrible as the damage can be, insurance companies sometimes deny legitimate claims. Contractors may avoid their responsibilities to the consumer. Having an experienced attorney by your side can make a big difference in making sure your rights are protected.
