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Texas homeowners depend on residential property insurance to help them recover after damage to their homes. But insurance companies are businesses first, and they often dispute, undervalue, or outright deny legitimate claims.
Common problems homeowners face include:
McLaurin Law helps Texas homeowners challenge unfair claim outcomes and pursue the coverage they paid for.
Our firm represents Texas homeowners in property damage insurance disputes involving:
Insurance policies often contain complicated terms that insurers use to limit coverage. An experienced attorney can review your policy and your denial letter to determine whether the insurer acted in accordance with Texas law.
Texas law requires insurance companies to handle claims in good faith. When an insurer violates the Texas Insurance Code, the policyholder may have the right to take legal action. Bad faith conduct can include:
If your insurer has acted in bad faith, McLaurin Law can help you understand your rights under the Texas Insurance Code and evaluate your legal options.
Insurance adjusters can deny claims for a range of reasons, some legitimate and some not. Common reasons for denial include:
Not all Texas homeowners policies cover flood damage or every type of storm. The insurer may argue that your damage falls outside the coverage you purchased.
If your policy was not active at the time of the damage, coverage may not apply. However, there are situations where lapses were caused by insurer error.
Insurers frequently deny claims by arguing that damage was the result of deferred maintenance rather than a covered event. An attorney can help you challenge this characterization.
Most policies have deadlines for reporting damage. If you missed the window, you may still have options depending on the circumstances.
A denial is not always the final word. Our attorneys at McLaurin Law can review the denial letter, your policy terms, and applicable Texas law to determine whether the insurer’s decision was justified.
Since 2017, McLaurin Law has represented hundreds of Texas clients in insurance and property disputes. When you hire our firm, we may assist you with:
Our goal is to help homeowners recover the compensation they need to repair or rebuild, with as little stress as possible.
”"McLaurin Law pays attention to their clients and works around their clients' needs. They took time to hear the case with patience and provided us assurance and comfort to handle the case quickly and properly. They kept communicating with us and provided updates in a timely manner. Would recommend!"
- Sunita Raj, McLaurin Law Client
If your insurance company denied, delayed, or underpaid your residential property claim, legal guidance may help you recover what you are owed. Call McLaurin Law or request a free consultation below.
By submitting this form, you consent to be contacted by McLaurin Law, PLLC at the phone number and/or email address provided, including via automated telephone dialing systems, pre-recorded or artificial voice messages, and text messages, regarding your commercial property insurance claim inquiry. Consent is not a condition of retaining legal services. You may revoke consent at any time by contacting us at (713) 461-6500. Message and data rates may apply. View our Privacy Policy.
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