Our Insurance Claim Bad Faith Legal Blog
The Voss Law Firm, P.C. maintains an award winning blog about legal issues and other developments related to commercial and business insurance litigation, business claims, insurance litigation, first party insurance claims, and bad faith claims. Our experienced litigation attorneys provide a full range of legal services to businesses, property owners and individuals in Texas and around the world.
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Home of Former Seahawk, Raven Earl Thomas Catches Fire in TexasFormer Pro Bowl NFL Player Earl Thomas witnessed his Texas home engulfed in flames on Thursday. Officials are suspect that it was struck by lightning.
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Fire Damage: Best Practices When Dealing With InsuranceFacing fire or smoke damage to your home can be devastating. Our Texas attorneys explain how to deal with the insurance company and get your life back on track.
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Rare Red Flag Warning For HoustonHouston has been placed under a red flag warning today, Wednesday March 30, 2022, from 1p.m until 7p.m. This alert has been issued by The National Weather Service and is due to gusty winds and very dry air.
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Common Types of Fires Affecting Farms and Agricultural FacilitiesFires start on farms and in agricultural processing facilities in many different ways. Learn more about some of the most common types of agricultural fires.
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Don’t Make Assumptions About Fire Insurance Coverage for Your CropsThe crop insurance policy that covers one farm may be very different from the policy held on a neighbor’s farm. This is why you should never make assumptions.
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Suing the Insurance Company After a Denied Insurance ClaimDo you have a denied insurance claim that is a legitimate claim? A Texas insurance claim attorney can help. Call the Voss Law Firm today.
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