Denied Insurance Claim? Here's What To Do.
Has your insurance claim been denied? Don't worry-you still have options. I'm Lawyer Britt, and in this video, I'll guide you through what to do next.
Key Steps:
Understand the Denial: Review the denial notice to see why your claim was denied.
Gather Documentation: Collect all relevant documents like damage photos, repair estimates, and communications with your insurer.
Exploring Your Options:
Negotiate: We can help clear up misunderstandings and negotiate with your insurer.
Appeal: Follow the insurer's appeal process with our guidance.
Litigate: If needed, we’ll take your case to court to fight for the compensation you deserve.
Contact us for a free consultation at (954) 233-0120 or visit www.premierpropertylaw.com. We’ll review your case and develop a strategy to challenge the denial.
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Brittany Alexander, Esq. is the owner & CEO of Premier Property Law in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. Her firm recovered over $30 MILLION in insurance benefits for property owners between 2021 and 2023. Contact her at (954) 233-0120 or visit www.premierpropertylaw.com for help and information about property insurance, real estate, and current issues for homeowners and property owners across Florida and the U.S.
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Your policy and the results for your specific case may vary. The information in this video may only apply in Florida and may not apply in your state or area. This post should not be construed as legal advice or an agreement to take a case. There is no agreement to provide legal representation, unless a written contract has been signed by you and the firm. Contact an attorney for a true review of the validity and value of your case or claim. This content is copyright of Brittany Alexander, Esq., owner of Premier Property Law in Florida.
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Great tips!
Do you have clients that get a homestead exemption if they are the sole beneficiary of the estate using the 196.041 extent homestead exemption? Using beneficial interest or equitable title. I am a friend who inherited a condo in Florida. It was his homestead property before he passed away.
@LawyerBritt
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Hi! We do not practice real estate law, but if you call our office we can definitely refer an attorney who may be able to assist. (954) 233-0120
@latonea
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@@LawyerBritt Thank you.