Frozen pipe bursts wreak havoc in Texas Texas has recently experienced winter weather not seen in ages. Temperatures fell to minus 2 degrees in some of the hardest-hit areas. Power suppliers never prepared to withstand these conditions.  Power outages across the state left almost all Texans to struggle with the cold. The combination of freezing...Read More

Frozen Pipes Criple Texas As Texas recovers from the arctic blast, pipe problems will remain an issue for many Texans. San Antonio alone reported more than 10,000 claims related to frozen pipes or pipe leaks. In Houston, city and county leaders on Friday said tens of thousands of area residents and business owners suffered burst...Read More

Hailstorm Damage Puts Faith in Question The roof damage was so severe that our client submitted a homeowners insurance claim through his insurance provider, State Farm. After filing the roof damage claim, the insurer sent out their adjuster who inspected the property damage and determined there was none or below our client’s deductible. Blindsided by...Read More

Texas Size Hailstorm Crushes Conroe Hail damage is the number one cause of property damage in the US. In 2019-2020 alone the State of Texas has seen more claims related to hail than most states. Severe property damage occurs when a dangerous storm strikes a highly-populated area with hail larger than an inch or more...Read More

Twice Denied Homeowners Insurance Claim Leads to New Roof Property damage may include damage to your home, your patio furniture, your fence, your mailbox, or any other belonging to your property. How much you may be able to recover for your property damage can be determined by proof of replacement value, repair costs, the inability...Read More

Any Which Way the Wind Blows in Georgia In the path of the storm was our client, a nursing home. Wind-blown debris brought on extensive roof damage along with exterior property damage to the siding, gutters, and HVAC units. This region has a history of property damage going back as far as 1845, so for the residents of the area getting...Read More

Refrigerator Leak Takes Out Kitchen Have you had an appliance leak or flood event in your home and your insurance claim was denied? For most households, water damage is caused by plumbing or appliance failures. The bills for this type of property damage can add up to hundreds or even thousands of dollars. Historically, only...Read More

Homeowner’s Insurance Claim Gets Back On Track Have you had storm damage and are now struggling with a homeowner’s insurance claim? Storm damage hits Mineola, Texas, a small community in Wood County about 80 miles east of Dallas. Mineola is a railroad town and can trace its roots back as far as 1873. With a...Read More

State Farm Denies Hailstorm Damage In late April, 2015, hailstorms and tornadoes ripped through the southeastern states, leaving behind destroyed homes and damaged lives in their wake. Our client, a woman in Spring, Texas, and her home were no exception. After the storm, she immediately filed a claim with her homeowner’s insurance company for hailstorm damage,...Read More

What Hailstorm Litigation Reform Means for You Insurance lobbyists are trying harder than ever to convince Texas lawmakers to enact needless hailstorm litigation reform. In 2015, the Texas legislature nearly passed a bill that would have incentivized insurance companies to underpay claims. In February of this year, Gov. Abbott called hailstorm litigation a crisis that needed to be...Read More