A fire, storm or other disaster can force a business to close even when the owner is ready to keep working. Business interruption insurance may replace some of the income lost during that shutdown, but coverage depends heavily on the policy terms and the cause of the loss. A Texas insurance claims lawyer can review…
South Texas can get storms that do a lot of damage very quickly. High winds, hail, flooding, and hurricanes can cause roof and water damage, broken windows, and other costly problems for homes and businesses. Many people want their insurance company to respond quickly and pay for repairs after a storm. But insurance claims aren’t…
Texas experiences a fair amount of severe weather, particularly in the storm season, which can bring intense winds, flash floods, and even tornadoes. All of these different conditions have the ability to cause thousands of dollars in damage. While it can be a stressful and upsetting experience, when property damage occurs from a storm, it…
The Prompt Payment Act of 2003 is incorporated into the Texas Insurance Code to protect your rights. It stops possible late payments or underpayments that are less than the full amount you actually deserve. It requires insurers to pay claims within 60 days of receiving all of the necessary information. Failure to abide by these…