Property Damage and Economic Loss Due to Fire
Business owners and homeowners who suffer property damage and economic loss due to fire are often at a loss for what to do next when they receive word that their property’s insurer has denied their claim for coverage.
Our advice: Document everything you can and talk to a lawyer as soon as possible.
Involved in a dispute with your insurer over fire loss? Don’t go it alone. Call or contact Hubble & Pistorius in Dallas, Texas, for a free consultation today.
First things first: Our firm represents insurance policyholders only. We do not represent insurance companies. Many firms cannot make that same claim.
Economic and Fire Loss Claims
Our practice includes both homeowners’ and commercial property owners’ claims involving fire loss and damage and economic loss. Specific aspects of our work include:
- Allegations of arson or insurance fraud
- Failure to conduct a reasonable investigation before claim denial
- Unfair coverage denials/ insurance bad faith claims
- Failure to pay insurance claims
- Unreasonable delay in claims payment
- Business interruption and lost profit claims
- Examinations under oath (EUO)
Affiliated with both the National and Texas Association of Public Insurance Adjusters, attorney John Hubble knows Texas insurance laws and understands how policy language regarding damage and economic loss due to fire has been applied and interpreted by Texas courts.
As your attorney, he will work closely with you, your public adjuster and the insurance company representatives to resolve the claim favorably outside of court if possible. However, if these efforts should fail, you can feel confident in his ability to achieve successful results at trial — a winning tradition that dates back over 30 years.
Statewide Representation and Results
Dallas: 214-361-1262
To discuss your fire insurance claim, please call either of our Texas office locations today for a free consultation with lawyer John Hubble, or contact us online with a brief description of your situation and concerns.