If you your claim has been rejected or delayed please know that you are not alone.  Many homeowners and commercial property owners across Texas routinely experience rejections of their insurance claim, delayed payments, or under evaluation and low-ball offers after a hurricane. Our hurricane damage lawyer handles insurance disputes and can intervene to hold the insurance company to its obligations. We are experienced handling hurricane damage claims and not scared to file a lawsuit for a bad faith insurance denial, misrepresentation, errors, and omissions. The Texas hurricane damage lawyer at the Pascoe Law Firm handles hurricane insurance claims involving hurricane property damage and services the Houston, Galveston, Webster, Friendswood, Katy, Baytown, Beaumont, Galveston, and Woodlands, Texas areas, call us at 713-829-4317.

Our office represents policy holders of hurricane damage inand Harris County. We service the Texas Gulf Coast and throughout Texas for hurricane damage and severe storm damage from windstorms or hail. The Pascoe Law Firm fights for commercial and residential property owners who have property damage claims from hurricane or storm damage. In Texas, if you don’t like the weather wait five minutes and it will probably change. Weather events can come in fast and cause catastrophic property damage in the in mere moments if not seconds. These storms leave home owners and business owners with the daunting process of submitting an insurance claim. This process becomes even harder when your insurance company denies your good faith claim. This is why it is important to contact a lawyer who can protect your legal rights.

Hurricane Damage Lawyer Servicing The Houston & Galveston Area

If your insurance company has acted in bad faith while handling your home damage or commercial damage insurance claim, you need to speak a hurricane damage attorney. The Pascoe Law Firm’s lawyer offers free case evaluations and handles bad faith insurance disputes arising from hurricane, wind, hail, and other type’s property damage from severe weather storms. Insurance companies might be correct in denying your claim as what has occurred might not be covered under the terms of your policy. However, insurance companies don’t always rely on actual policies to deny coverage. They might be trying to deny your claim because of some silly technicality. While each insurance policy will differ depending on the location, most insurance policies cover damage caused by hurricanes, wind storms, and hail damage (depending on the terms of your agreement.) Insurance companies try this to avoid paying policy limits and they will try to trick you into giving statements that can be used against you. They are hoping that the red tape will cause you to give up.