Denied Insurance Claim?
Morgan & Morgan can help.
Insurance companies don’t always play fair. Our insurance claim attorneys help policyholders fight denied, delayed, or underpaid insurance claims and recover what they’re owed.
It's Easy to Get Started
Insurance disputes need three things.
Valid policy coverage
Unfair denial or underpayment
Supporting documentation
Types of Insurance Disputes
Homeowners Insurance
Wind Damage
Water Damage
Tornadoes
Condo Owners Insurance
Filing Requirements
Report the Claim Promptly
Meet Your Policy Requirements
Document Your Losses
Receive a Coverage Decision
Complete the Pre-Suit Process
File Before the Deadline
Our Results
Results may vary depending on your particular facts and legal circumstances.
Key Takeaways
Insurance Companies Don’t Always Pay What They Owe
Your Policy Is a Legally Enforceable Contract
Legal Action Can Maximize Your Insurance Recovery
Fight Back Against Your Insurance Company
It's easy to get started.
The Fee Is Free®.
Only pay if we win.
- Submit your claimWith a free case evaluation, submitting your case is easy with Morgan & Morgan.
- We take actionOur dedicated team gets to work investigating your claim.
- We fight for youIf we take on the case, our team fights to get you the results you deserve.
In Their Words
Based on select nationwide reviews.
What is a first-party insurance claim?
A first-party claim is when you file a claim directly with your own insurance company under your policy — for example, after property damage, a car accident, or another covered loss.
Why would my insurance company deny my claim?
Insurers may deny claims for reasons like alleged policy exclusions, missed deadlines, or disputes over the value of your loss. Sometimes, claims are wrongfully denied to save the company money.
What should I do if my claim is denied?
If your insurer denies or delays your claim, don’t give up. Review the denial letter, gather your policy documents, and consider speaking with an attorney who handles first-party claims.
How can a lawyer help me with my claim?
An experienced insurance lawyer can review your policy, challenge wrongful denials, negotiate with the insurance company, and take your case to court if necessary.
Do I have to pay upfront to hire Morgan & Morgan?
We work on contingency, which means we don’t get paid unless you do.


