At least 150,000 Texas properties were affected by Hurricane Harvey. Damage to the island community of Port Aransas was described as “100 percent damaged”. Our client’s home was one of those properties. Some properties are still trying to recover, even 3 years later. Hurricane Harvey Pounds Port AransasOn August 25, 2017, Hurricane Harvey barreled through Port Aransas, inflicting tremendous […]
Harris County Woman Fights Back Against Ark Royal Insurance
Our client, a woman whose home was damaged in a severe storm, recently filed a lawsuit against Ark Royal Insurance Company and its adjuster. Ark Royal conducted a substandard and improper inspection of our client’s property. They grossly undervalued the cost of repairs and deliberately yielded an unrealistic amount to underpay coverage. August 1, 2016 Storm On August […]
Home Insurance Giant Denies Harris County Claim
A Houston homeowner is suing Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance for fraud, negligent hiring and other claims. Our client’s home suffered severe damage after a brutal storm. Allstate and its adjuster responded to her insurance claim with a substandard and improper inspection of the property, grossly undervaluing the cost of repairs and deliberately yielding an unrealistic amount […]
AAA Ignores Damage to Deny Home Insurance Claim
Our client recently filed a lawsuit against Auto Club Indemnity Company (AAA) and its adjuster. The man’s home was seriously damaged in a hailstorm that bombarded Fort Bend County, Texas in June 2016. AAA and its adjuster conducted a substandard and improper inspection of our client’s property, grossly undervaluing the cost of repairs and deliberately yielding an unrealistic amount to […]
What To Do When Your House Floods
You’ve built a life in your house. All of your memories, your families memories, are archived there. Not just in the photo albums, refrigerator drawings and homemade cards. But, in the markings on the door frame where your children grew to be taller than you. In the patchwork sheetrock where your boys loved to rough-house. […]
