The term bad faith refers to insurance companies which fail to live up to their contract, often by refusing to investigate your claim or by delaying you payment for unreasonable periods of time. Unfortunately, these are only some of the tactics insurance companies resort to when it comes to bad faith, other common practices of inadequate conduct including:

• failure to conduct a complete investigation,
• refusing to compensate a valid claim,
• misrepresenting the policy language,
• offering you a lower amount of money than the true value of your claim,
• failure to communicate crucial information to you,
• as well as even making threatening statements.

Do not face the insurance companies alone, let our lawyers get you fair compensation and fight the insurance companies for justice.

Whatever your case might be, if you suffered injuries or your property was damaged as a consequence of a natural disaster and your insurance company exhibits signs of bad faith, it is high time you took legal action. We strongly encourage you to file a bad faith claim against it with the assistance of our skillful lawyers, who have been handling cases involving environmental damage for nearly 30 years. While we heavily rely on your collaboration in our pursuit, we will efficiently attend to the difficult matters of your claim so as to recover the maximum compensation you deserve for your distress. Therefore, you will not have to spend hours on end in our office or take care of loads of paperwork. Our legal professionals highly value communication and authentic human connection, so we encourage you to tell us as many details as you can recall with regard to your situation during our consultations.

During the last years, our attorneys have successfully dealt with bad faith claims concerning the following natural disasters in the U.S.:

• Hurricane Maria – Puerto Rico
• Hurricane Harvey – Texas
• Hurricane Irma – Florida