Insurance is purchased on private property in order to protect it in the event of catastrophe, like a serious fire. Fire can be devastating and can totally wipe out all of your possessions, your dwelling along with your memories from the place you once called home. Once a fire happens, an insurer has a duty to treat you in good faith after you've made a claim. Under most fire loss policies and insurer will cover the cost of your accommodations in a temporary dwelling, cover the cost of your lost clothing and material possessions, and also cover the cost of a rebuild or renovation to your destroyed home.
Unfortunately, you are at the mercy of the insurer to wait on their approvals for even the smallest items. You may also face a situation where you disagree with the insurer's assessment of the damages, along with their valuation of the damage done. These difference in valuation can be significant, not to mention stressful. When faced with these disagreements, you should not square off against the insurance company alone.
Goldfinger Injury Lawyers are here to help you when the insurer presents you with an unfair take it or leave it proposition. You should not be forced in to accepting an offer which the insurance company alone deems as fair, when you know at your core that the deal is rotten. When you're facing an unfair deal from an insurance company after you've made a fire loss claim, don't hesitate to contact Goldfinger Injury Lawyers for your free, no hassle compensation. We will do our best to explain to you the fire loss litigation process along with the ins and outs of insurance litigation. Our experienced lawyers will fight for your rights to ensure that you get the compensation which you and your family deserve.