Hurricane, water, fire, or roof damage — when your home or business is hit, your insurance company should keep its promises. Our property insurance litigators handle denied, delayed, and underpaid claims, including bad-faith disputes, for homeowners, condo owners, and business owners.
We know the tactics carriers use, and we hold them accountable in negotiation and at trial.
Meet the attorneys who handle these cases every day. Click any profile to learn more.
Principal & Shareholder
Jeff is Board Certified in Civil Trial Law and licensed in Florida and Georgia. His practice emphasises residential and commercial property damage claims and serious personal injury claims. Having previously represented insurance…
Principal & Shareholder
Ardalan is a trial attorney licensed in Florida state and federal courts. His experience spans over 600 lawsuits and 50 trials, focusing on homeowner and commercial property damage insurance claims, HOA negligence,…
Of Counsel
Jonathan is licensed in Florida, Georgia and New York and has tried over 50 cases. His work covers wrongful death, medical and dental malpractice, automobile negligence, construction defect, property and windstorm claims,…
Associate Attorney
Andres is licensed in Florida and focuses on first-party and third-party property insurance damage claims and coverage issues. He previously served as a law clerk at a national property damage insurance law…
Associate Attorney
Victor is a Senior Property Damage Attorney specialising in insurance disputes for homeowners, condominium owners and businesses. His work centres on coverage claims, water intrusion and building-system failures. He is fluent in…
A lowball offer is a negotiation position, not a final answer. Independent estimates, engineer reports and policy analysis frequently multiply recoveries. We review your claim for free.
Report promptly — most policies require timely notice, and Florida law imposes strict windows (generally one year to file a new claim after a loss). Late notice is a common reason insurers deny claims.
Wind damage is usually covered; flood typically requires a separate flood policy. Insurers often blame excluded flooding for wind damage — we bring in experts to prove what really happened.
You can, but policyholders with counsel routinely recover substantially more, especially on large or denied claims. Our fee comes from the recovery, so a free review costs you nothing.