Property damage includes losses to real property that are generally caused by fire, wind, water, smoke, earthquake, theft and break-in. Though these losses are typically covered by your homeowner’s insurance policy, there are many technicalities involved in property damage claims. Sadly, it is all too easy to file a claim incorrectly, resulting in denial or underpayment.
KEOSIAN LAW LLP can help you navigate claims and obtain the payment you deserve. We have represented thousands of homeowners and have a proven track record of maximizing insurance coverage. includes losses to real property that are generally caused by fire, wind, water, smoke, earthquake, theft and break-in. Though these losses are typically covered by your homeowner’s insurance policy, there are many technicalities involved in property damage claims. Sadly, it is all too easy to file a claim incorrectly, resulting in denial or underpayment.
KEOSIAN LAW LLP can help you navigate claims and obtain the payment you deserve. We have represented thousands of homeowners and have a proven track record of maximizing insurance coverage.
1. WHAT IS A PROPERTY DAMAGE CLAIM?
Property damage means direct, distinct and demonstrable, physical injury to or destruction of tangible property. Most homeowner insurance policies provide coverage for sudden and accidental incidents that cause damage to property. For best results, contact the experienced property damage attorneys at (877) 554-2226 before initiating a first-party insurance claim.
As businesses and business owners interact with the public, other companies, or the government, legal assistance is always beneficial.
WHAT SHOULD I DO WHEN MY PERSONAL ITEMS ARE DAMAGED AS A RESULT OF WATER OR FIRE? WHAT IF MY ITEMS ARE STOLEN?
The term “Personal Property” is refers to your personal items such as furniture, clothing, accessories, purses, shoes, belts, electronics, documents, and more. These items may become damaged after a loss.
Burglary claims are generally subject to policy limitations. Most insurance policies apply low limits on cash, coins, silverware, jewelry, watches, rugs, furs, firearms, electronics and other items. It is important to review your insurance policy with our experienced property damage attorneys to determine whether you are adequately covered in the event of a loss.
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