When you need someone who specializes in negotiating with insurance companies, an insurance attorney can help. I can help you in a case involving an auto insurance company after a car accident. Do not let your insurance company start to take advantage of you when you need them most. I have compiled a list of questions regarding my services as an insurance attorney and what I can do for you.

Q: If I have filed a claim under my auto insurance policy and disputes keep arising, should I hire a lawyer for help?

If your insurance company is still communicating with you and is making attempts to grant your requests, an attorney may not be necessary. However, if you feel as though you are being ignored, unnecessary arguments are being made by your insurance company, you have been given the ‘run-around,’ and/are you are losing patience and feel like you are not being heard, I can help. When you are in need of assistance, and your insurance company is not complying, I can negotiate on your behalf so that you can receive the claim results you qualify for.

Q: Can I hire any type of attorney to represent me in a case against my insurance company?

A: You can retain most types of lawyers to represent you, but you will be in better hands choosing an insurance attorney who has experience dealing with insurance companies and representing policyholders. Insurance companies are accustomed to being sued, so they hire experienced defense attorneys to represent them. You should have an attorney with equal experience to give yourself the best opportunity of winning your case.

Q: Once I hire an insurance attorney, should I halt contact with my insurance company?

A: Once you have retained my services, I will communicate with your insurance company effectively and professionally. If your insurance company is no longer treating you fairly regardless of your positive communication and professional approach, I can take over communication so that you no longer have to. I am here to make dealing with your insurance company as comfortable as possible for you as we make strides towards gaining the claim results you desire.

Q: If my insurance company dropped my coverage without giving me a reason, can I sue?

A: In most cases, insurance companies can drop clients as they determine necessary. If the risk of insuring you jumps or if you don’t qualify for a variety of other reasons, they can drop your coverage. In most cases, they should notify you of a change in your coverage and provide reasons why. If they dropped you after a car accident while you are in the process of working through a claim, I can find out more information regarding what happened and take the steps necessary to reach a resolution. Sometimes, failure to communicate could be due to a misunderstanding or incorrect mailing information. In either case, you may benefit from having an insurance attorney on your side.

If you have any further questions regarding what an insurance attorney can do for you, please contact my office for a consultation.