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Is Wind Damage to A Fence Covered By Insurance? 

Is Wind Damage to A Fence Covered By Insurance? 

Strong winds can cause more damage than many property owners expect. Fences are especially vulnerable to wind-related damage, whether from straight-line winds, severe storms, or gusts associated with larger weather events. When a fence is damaged or knocked down, one of the first questions property owners ask is whether insurance will cover the cost of […]

December 24, 2025

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What is a Bad Faith Insurance Claim?

Insurance claims are supposed to follow a predictable path. A loss occurs. The policyholder reports it. The insurance company investigates and either pays the claim or explains, clearly and promptly, why coverage does not apply. When that process breaks down because the insurer acts unreasonably or unfairly, the issue may rise to the level of […]

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What To Do If Your Commerical Property Claim Is Denied

A denied commercial property insurance claim can put a business in a difficult position. Property damage often disrupts operations, affects revenue, and creates immediate financial pressure. When an insurance company refuses to pay or delays payment indefinitely, the consequences can extend far beyond the physical damage itself. While insurance providers may frame denials as routine […]

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Does Renters Insurance Cover Flood Insurance?

Flood damage can upend a renter’s life in a matter of hours. Personal property is ruined, living spaces become uninhabitable, and the cost of replacing everyday essentials adds up quickly. Many renters assume their renters insurance will step in when this happens. Often, it does not. The reality is that renters insurance and flood insurance […]

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Claim Denied As Not Medically Necessary? Here’s What to Do Next

A health insurance claim denial can come as a shock, especially when the insurer’s explanation is that the treatment was “not medically necessary.” Patients often hear this phrase after a doctor has already recommended or provided care, leaving them confused about why coverage was refused. A denial based on medical necessity does not always mean […]

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Can You Contest A Life Insurance Policy?

Life insurance denials are common, but many can be overturned. Learn why claims get denied, what evidence you need, and how to challenge the decision effectively.

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Can Insurance Companies Deny Coverage?

Insurance companies deny claims for many reasons—from policy exclusions to bad-faith tactics. Here’s how denials happen and what legal steps you can take to challenge them.

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What Does Renters’ Insurance Cover?

Renters’ insurance protects tenants of rental property from damages related to smoke, fire, explosions, and other acts of god. It exists to help tenants in the event of a major accident to recover any financial losses. Renters’ insurance can cover a wide variety of accidents, natural disasters, and vandalism, though exactly what is covered depends […]

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Wind Damage to Roof: Common Reasons Insurance Claims Get Denied

Wind damage to your roof is serious. Without proper repairs or replacement, your entire property could be at risk, costing you thousands of dollars in structural damage down the road. Don’t let your insurance company leave you with unsafe conditions or expensive repairs you shouldn’t have to pay for.

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Wind Damage to Roof Shingles: What to Do if Your Insurance Company Won’t Pay

Don’t let your insurance company leave you with unsafe conditions or unfair bills. If your claim has been denied or underpaid, you have options. Contact Wallace Law today for a free case evaluation, and we’ll get to work reviewing your coverage and picking up your claim exactly where it is.

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Does Renters Insurance Cover Fire Damage?

If you ever face a situation where your fire damage claim is delayed or denied, do not assume there is nothing you can do about it. Review your policy, gather all documentation, appeal, and if needed, reach out to a fire damage claim lawyer. Knowing your rights ahead of time can help protect you and your family.

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What Does Long-Term Insurance Cover? | Know Before a Claim Denial

Long‑term care insurance can cover many of the daily‑life tasks and supervision needs that health insurance or Medicare do not, but coverage is not automatic. Your plan likely has specific triggers, exclusions, waiting periods, and limits. 

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Hail Damage on Roof | Fight Back Against Claim Denials

You pay your insurance premiums expecting protection in your time of need. But when a hailstorm tears through your neighborhood and damages your roof, the last thing you want to hear is that your claim has been denied. Sadly, that is precisely what happens to many homeowners and business owners across Wisconsin. At Wallace Law, […]

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Fixing Hail Damage | What to Do When Insurance Won’t Cover Repairs

One hailstorm can create thousands of insurance claims on a single insurer, so it’s no surprise that they try to minimize payouts for hail damage when they can.

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My House Is Flooded – and Now My Insurance Company Won’t Pay

The aftermath of a flood can be stressful and destabilizing, but when you have insurance coverage, you might think that getting reimbursed for repairs is as simple as filing a claim.

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How to Deal with an Insurance Adjuster After a House Fire

Different factors impact the success of your claim, and knowing how to deal with an insurance adjuster after a house fire is one of them.

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Do Insurance Adjusters Get Bonuses for Denying Claims?

While insurance adjusters are essential to the insurance claims system, it is important to remember that their primary goal when fulfilling these duties is to save the insurance company as much money as possible, meaning they may be motivated financially to deny your claim.

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