100% satisfaction! We went on a European cruise and my father bought travel insurance for the trip but during the trip became ill and was admitted to a French hospital and ended up dying there, and in the process accumulating a very large insurance bill. The travel policy was supposed to cover 100% of that bill but after paying for an aborted Medevac flight for my dad before his death, the insurance company stopped responding to requests from France and from us to pay the hospital. But Justice Wallace saved the day! He did a marvelous job in negotiating with the travel insurance company and ultimately convinced them to fulfill their obligation without ever having to go to court to settle the matter. I cannot speak more highly about his competence and sense of dedication to the client.
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Does homeowners insurance cover fire damage to a neighbor’s property?
Homeowner's insurance may cover fire damage to a neighbor's property in some cases. Generally, if the fire started on your property and caused damage to your neighbor’s property, then your homeowner's insurance will usually cover the damage under your personal liability coverage. However, the coverage is usually limited to the amount of insurance you have purchased and may not cover all of the costs associated with the damage. It is important to check with your insurance provider to make sure that you are adequately covered before a fire occurs.
How can a fire damage insurance claim lawyer help me?
A fire damage insurance claim lawyer can help you navigate the claims process and maximize your recovery after a fire. They can help you understand the intricacies of your policy, advise you on how to document losses, negotiate settlements, and represent you in court if necessary. A good fire damage insurance claim lawyer will also help you identify any potential legal issues that may arise from the fire and help protect your rights.
Is wind damage to a fence covered by insurance?
Wind damage to a fence is usually covered by homeowners insurance, depending on the cause of the damage. Generally, if a storm causes the damage, it is likely that your insurance will cover the repair costs. However, if the damage was caused by neglect or wear and tear, your insurance policy may not cover it. Before filing a claim, review your policy to make sure you are familiar with what is and is not covered.
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