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 to underpay coverage.

January 8, 2016 Storm

On January 8, 2016, a severe wind and hailstorm bombarded Harris County, Texas, tearing through neighborhoods and destroying homes as it went. Our client’s home suffered severe damage to the roof and exterior, as well as the central air conditioner. After the storm, the homeowner quickly submitted a claim to Allstate, hoping her insurance company would help her get her life back in order.

Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company Home Insurance Claim

Allstate assigned one of its adjusters to inspect the property and adjust the claim. The adjuster knowingly conducted a subpar investigation, refusing full coverage and finding no damage from the storm. This flagrant fraud left our client with no recovery to make repairs to her home.

The third-party expert hired after the insurance company’s fraudulent inspection found a litany of damages that were either conveniently absent or undervalued in Allstate’s estimate.

The damage to our client’s property is currently estimated at nearly $18,400.

Allstate’s adjuster intentionally undervalued our client’s claims in order to maintain his job, misrepresenting the amount of damage in the hopes that our client would simply rely on his expertise and fraudulent estimate as a true representation of the property’s damages.

Because of Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company’s fraud, our client was unable to complete any meaningful repairs to her home, which resulted in even more damage. She was forced to retain an attorney to pursue her claim for insurance benefits. On January 24, 2017, the Chad T. Wilson Law Firm filed suit, on behalf of our client, against Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company for fraud, breach of contract, negligence, gross negligence, negligent hiring and violations of the Texas Insurance Code and the Texas DTPA.

Texas Property Insurance Lawyers

If your homeowner insurance carrier has denied your insurance claim, we can help. The experienced property insurance attorneys at Chad T. Wilson Law Firm have represented over 1,000 clients in cases against insurance companies, aggressively protecting the rights of insurance policyholders. Our consultations are free, and you owe us nothing until your case is won. Contact us today to see how we can help.

Two Missouri City homeowners are suing Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance for fraud, negligent hiring and other claims. Our clients’ home suffered severe damage after a brutal storm. Allstate and its adjuster responded to their insurance claim with a substandard and improper inspection of the property, grossly undervaluing the cost of repairs and deliberately yielding an unrealistic amount to underpay coverage.

June 18, 2016 Storm

On June 18, 2016, a severe wind and hailstorm bombarded Fort Bend County, Texas, tearing through neighborhoods and destroying homes as it went. Our clients’ home suffered severe damage to the roof and exterior, as well as some rooms of the interior. After the storm, the homeowners quickly submitted a claim to Allstate, hoping their insurance company would help them get their life back in order.

Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company Home Insurance Claim

Allstate assigned one of its adjusters to inspect the property and adjust the claim. The adjuster knowingly conducted a subpar investigation, refusing full coverage and estimating damages to total about $950. This ludicrous low-balling left our clients with no recovery to make repairs to their home.

The third-party expert hired after the insurance company’s fraudulent inspection found a litany of damages that were either conveniently absent or undervalued in Allstate’s estimate. The damage to our clients’ property is currently estimated at nearly $35,800.

Allstate’s adjuster intentionally undervalued our clients’ claims in order to maintain his job, misrepresenting the amount of damage in the hopes that our clients would simply rely on his expertise and fraudulent estimate as a true representation of the property’s damages.

Because of Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company’s fraud, our clients were unable to complete any meaningful repairs to their home, which resulted in even more damage. They were forced to retain an attorney to pursue their claim for insurance benefits. On January 5, 2017, the Chad T. Wilson Law Firm filed suit, on behalf of our clients, against Allstate Vehicle and Property Insurance Company for fraud, breach of contract, negligence, gross negligence, negligent hiring and violations of the Texas Insurance Code and the Texas DTPA.

Texas Property Insurance Lawyers

If your homeowner insurance carrier has denied your insurance claim, we can help. The experienced property insurance attorneys at Chad T. Wilson Law Firm have represented more than 1,000 clients in cases against insurance companies and aggressively protect the rights of insurance policyholders. Our consultations are free, and you owe us nothing until your case is won. Contact us today to see how we can help.

Houston Man Sues Geovera Insurance for Fraud

Our client recently filed a lawsuit against Geovera Specialty Insurance Company and its adjuster. The man’s home was seriously damaged in a thunderstorm that bombarded Harris County, Texas in August 2015. According to Plaintiff’s original petition, Geovera 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 underpay coverage.

August 11, 2015 Storm

On August 11, 2015, a severe wind- and hailstorm tore through Houston, leaving a trail of damaged homes and lives. Our client’s house suffered severe damage to the roof and exterior, as well as several windows. After the storm, he quickly submitted a claim to Geovera, hoping his insurance company would help him get his life back in order.

Geovera Specialty Insurance Company Home Insurance Claim

Geovera assigned one of its adjusters to inspect the property and adjust the claim. Allegedly, the adjuster knowingly conducted a subpar investigation, refusing full coverage and estimating damages to total about $1,500. After the deductible, this left our client with no recovery to make repairs to his home.

The third-party expert hired after the insurance company’s inspection found a litany of damages that were either conveniently absent or undervalued in Geovera’s estimate.

The damage to our client’s property is currently estimated at $26,600.

As stated in the petition, Geovera’s adjuster intentionally undervalued our client’s claims in order to maintain his job. He misrepresented the amount of damage hoping our client would simply rely on his expertise and fraudulent estimate as a true representation of the property’s damages.

Our client could not complete any repairs to his home, resulting in even more damage. Grover’s claims handling process forced him to retain an attorney to pursue his claim for insurance benefits. On November 2, 2016, the Chad T. Wilson Law Firm filed suit, on behalf of our client, against Geovera Specialty Insurance Company for fraud, breach of contract, and violations of the Texas Insurance Code and the Texas DTPA.

Texas Property Insurance Lawyers

If your homeowner insurance carrier has denied your insurance claim, then we can help. The experienced attorneys at Chad T. Wilson Law Firm have represented more than 1,000 clients in cases against insurance companies. Our property insurance lawyers aggressively protect the rights of insurance policyholders. Our consultations are free, and you owe us nothing until your case is won. Contact us today to see how we can help.