Wisconsin insurance claims are controlled by strict filing deadlines, including a one-year limit for many property insurance disputes. Wallace Law helps policyholders evaluate denied, delayed, or bad-faith claims before legal deadlines cut off recovery.

Homeowners insurance often covers hail damage in Wisconsin, but disputes frequently arise over coverage limits, exclusions, and how insurers evaluate storm-related losses.

The short answer is that yes, filing a homeowner’s insurance claim may temporarily raise your rates. However, some types of claims can raise your rates more than others.

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 […]

Sometimes, the insurer flat-out denies your claim or offers a low settlement. This is where a lawyer can step in to ensure you receive deserved compensation.

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.

Just because your insurance company has rejected your claim or made an unreasonably low offer does not mean that it is the last word. You can fight back by retaining a dedicated insurance dispute lawyer. Wallace Law works hard to help clients better understand how insurance claims work so they can receive the payouts they deserve.

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.

More and more, pet owners are coming around to the value of pet insurance. Owning a pet unfortunately means that there can be many unexpected healthcare costs for your furry friend. Not only will routine checkups be much more affordable, but if your pet ever needs a lifesaving procedure that costs thousands of dollars, pet […]

Mold that occurs due to ongoing water damage is typically not covered under your homeowners’ insurance policy.

If you are tired of trying different courses of action to fight insurance companies that purposely avoid paying claims, come to Wallace Law for help.

Hiring the right type of lawyer gives your case the best chance of success. Review how insurance claim lawyers and personal injury lawyers differ here.

Homeowners insurance may cover snow damage in Wisconsin, but coverage depends on the cause of the loss and policy exclusions. Disputes often arise over whether damage was sudden or due to maintenance issues.

Frozen pipe claims in Wisconsin often depend on policy terms, maintenance requirements, and how insurers interpret the cause of damage. Understanding coverage can help you avoid denials and protect your claim.

Homeowners insurance may cover septic tank damage if caused by a sudden covered event, but it typically excludes failures due to age, wear, soil conditions, or poor maintenance.

Homeowners insurance may cover window replacement if damage was caused by a sudden covered event like wind, hail, or vandalism, but not for wear, rot, or gradual deterioration.