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 […]

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.

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.

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.

If you've been affected by a tornado, there's no time to waste. While most basic homeowners policies do cover damage from tornadoes, an insurance company may deny your coverage for all the wrong reasons.

Having your tornado damage insurance claim denied can be incredibly frustrating in the aftermath of a damaged home. Wallace Law can help.

Tornadoes hit more than 1,000 homes in a year, making it all the more important for your insurance company to cover your property damage. When a tornado hits your home and pocket, Wallace Law is here to help.