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Does Making a Homeowner’s Insurance Claim Automatically Increase Your Rate?
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.
March 31, 2026
Fire insurance is crucial for protecting your home and belongings from devastating losses. However, having your fire claim denied can be distressing and add frustration to an already difficult situation. Understanding the common reasons why insurance companies deny fire claims can help you navigate the process and protect your rights. If you are facing a […]
No one likes to be lied to, especially by a professional who is responsible for determining whether your insurance claim is valid. If you have been injured in an accident and have a sizable claim, you may find the tactics used by an insurance adjuster to be accusatory, shrewd, and downright dishonest.
You can navigate the challenges of dealing with an insurance company by understanding your policy and gathering compelling evidence to support an appeal. For more insights into handling insurance disputes, visit the Wallace Law guide on Wisconsin insurance disputes.
Learning how to file a bad-faith insurance claim can help ensure that you are not taken advantage of by your insurance company during a difficult time. With Wallace Law, you are not alone in the fight.
Insurance company harassment, bad faith denials, unfair treatment, and violation of consumer rights may all be grounds for an insurance claim lawsuit. Suing an insurance company for bad faith is possible in Wisconsin, but often, companies will do whatever it takes to try to protect their bottom line. When an insurance company puts its own […]
Insurance is crucial for protecting a person’s assets. When the unthinkable happens and you need that insurance to cover the repair, replacement, or expenses associated with a loss, a denial of your claim can place you in an incredibly stressful position. Insurance companies may deny claims, but there are still steps you can take to […]
All employee benefit programs are subject to a federal law known as the Employee Retirement Income Security Act, or ERISA. In the ‘60s and early ‘70s, our federal government created certain protections for employee benefit plans after it became clear that many were poorly funded and never vested. However, employer-sponsored health plans were somehow able to slither into protections that were initially designed for union pension funds.
Insurance claims are formal requests from a policyholder to the insurance carrier to compensate them for covered damages. If you are considering filing a lawsuit for an insurance claim denial, contact Wallace Law today.
Claim disputes are frustrating, especially when insurance companies hold up a claim for unethical reasons. Learn how insurance companies pay out claims, and contact an attorney if you feel your insurer is taking advantage of you.
Emotional distress, also called pain and suffering, can be challenging to measure in dollar figures. However, when your insurer fails to comply with its obligations and uses different strategies to stall a payout, you should be able to file an emotional distress lawsuit.
Insurance companies reject life, property, travel, and health insurance claims every day. Wallace Law can help.