Commercial property insurance doesn’t always come cheap. Find out how we can help you fight denied, delayed or underpaid claims.
Our team has the resources, experience, and legal firepower to give you the best representation possible.
We take all cases on a “contingency-fee” basis – meaning no upfront cost to our clients. Unless we produce results, you won’t owe us a dime.
Insurance companies are getting tougher and tougher. We’re here to help you stay ahead of the game.
Property fall victim to exterior hail damage? Repairing your roof & other assets may be covered.
Had to suspend operations due to natural disaster? You may be entitled to recover business interruption damages.
Resuming operations after a hurricane or other disaster can get messy. A collapsed roof can render your business completely inoperable – we’re here to help.
Mindiola Law Firm will help you pick up the pieces after a hurricane and get your life moving again.
Wind can often cause the most severe damage during tropical storms and hurricanes. We’ll help you discern wind damage from previous structural wear and tear.
Storms can bring record levels of flooding and water damage to texas. Let us help you navigate the waters post-flood.
We understand the devastating losses you, your business or your family may have suffered due to tornado damage.
Insurance companies often claim properties were in poor condition before the damage occurred. Let us help you fight these claims.
Even a minor wind storm can cause a serious threat to your small or large commercial operation.
If a commercial insurer has disputed, delayed, or denied your hail damage claim, you need an experienced hail damage attorney to fight for you.
If you have an insurance policy, you may have questions about the differences between “first-party” and “third-party” insurance. These terms may appear in your insurance policy contract. An insurance policy is a contract between you, the insured, and an insurance company, the insurer.
When an insured, the first party, receives payment from an insurer, the second party, when an accident loss, accident or injury is caused—either by the policy owner or a third party—this is first-party insurance in action.
Depending on the location of your property, you might be required to select specialty insurance coverage in the event of a natural disaster. For instance, a lender might require the property owner in a flood zone to carry flood insurance. A property owner on an active fault line may select earthquake insurance.
Yes. When the insured submits a claim to the insurer and the insurer doesn’t uphold its contractual bargain with the insured, it’s possible to take legal action. An experienced bad faith insurance lawyer will work with you to hold the insurance company accountable.
With legal counsel at your side, the insurer will have few valid arguments for late payout or outright denial of your claim.
Find out now if the insurer has violated its duty to you. Contact the first-party insurance claim team at Mindiola Law Firm now. We will analyze the insurance policy, assess the facts, and determine if you have a viable bad faith claim (or other claim) against the insurer.
The law protects the first party from abusive insurance companies. It penalizes insurers that engage in bad faith practices. Many first parties don’t file a claim because they’re concerned about loss of insurance coverage or the stress of going to war with a large financial institution.
If you believe an insurance company has treated you unfairly, it probably has. It’s common to experience frustration when the insurer delays or plays games to lessen or eradicate its financial obligation to you.
Insurance law varies between the states, so you need an expert bad faith law firm to provide expert advice. Sometimes, the threat of litigation will prompt the insurance company to straighten up.
Find out now if the insurer has violated its duty to you. Contact the first-party insurance claim team at Mindiola Law Firm now. We will analyze the insurance policy, assess the facts, and determine if you have a viable bad faith claim (or other claim) against the insurer.
You need expert advice. Insurance companies have access to expert legal advice, and so should you.
Don’t assume that because you paid for an insurance policy that the insurer will pay the claim in full. The insurer is focused on the bottom line. All insurers are in the business of taking in premium income and most do everything possible to minimize (or deny) insureds’ claims.
Insurance laws are complex. The documentation and proof required to show the court that your claim was unfairly delayed or denied can be extraordinary.
Unfortunately, insurers hope that denying or stalling a claim will prompt the insured to settle for less money than it owes.
First-party insurance claimants have the right to file a lawsuit against insurers acting in bad faith. Take action now with a free consultation at .
My property was unfortunately damaged in a hail storm. Despite routinely paying premiums for coverage, my insurance company was no help. I hired Mr. Mindiola and was more than satisfied with the payment he garnered. I’d recommend his firm to anyone in a similar circumstance seeking help.
After a horrible storm and my insurance company not dealing fair with me, the Mindiola Law Firm fought back on my behalf. Not only were they professional and guided me through the process, but we recovered the money I needed to repair my property.