Hurricane Attorney in Houston

Characterized by sustained strong winds and torrential rain, hurricanes are vicious storms. They can cause significant property damage including:

• Flooding and water damage
• Power outages
• Electrical damage
• Roof damage
• Fire damage
• Broken windows and doors
• Structural damage

If a hurricane affects your property, be sure to take the following steps once you can safely do so:

• Photograph everything: Take photographs of your home and yard from every angle inside and out to capture all of your damaged property.
• Document your losses: Compile a list of all property damage sustained in the storm, no matter how big or small the items.
• File a claim: Your policy likely requires you to file a claim quickly, so do so as soon as possible – in as much detail as you can – to avoid missing potential deadlines.

Even if you do everything by the book, your insurance provider might make things difficult through any number of dishonest and deceitful tactics. For example, they might:

• Deny your claim without reason
• Say you don’t have coverage when you do
• Refuse to investigate your claim
• Delay the processing or payment of your claim
• Undervalue the damage you sustained
• Fail to communicate with you
• Misrepresent language in your policy
• Ask that you contribute financially when you don’t have to
• Make unreasonable demands regarding proof of loss
• Insist you don’t need an attorney

Our lawyers understand how to identify and counter these tactics and maximize the compensation you receive. Don’t settle for less; contact us for a free case review.

If you encounter problems with the insurance company following a hurricane, contact our Houston office. We may be able to help you recover full and fair compensation for your losses.

As America’s largest plaintiffs’ firm, we have the resources to take on any insurance company, no matter how big and powerful. What’s more, we work on a contingency, meaning we don’t get paid unless you win.

Schedule your free, no-obligation consultation today. There’s only one Morgan & Morgan.