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Louisiana Storm Damage Insurance Claims Attorney
As a Louisiana storm damage insurance claims attorney, Sean Regan represents homeowners and businesses whose hurricane, wind, water or flood damage claims were denied, delayed or underpaid. He reviews what your policy covers, checks the full extent of the damage and challenges the insurer’s position. Sean Regan Law is at 4919 Canal St, Suite 304, New Orleans, and case reviews are free.
At Sean Regan Law, we understand the intricacies of storm damage insurance claims. With years of experience, Sean Regan is well-equipped to challenge even the most stubborn insurance companies. Whether you’re dealing with flood damage, wind damage, or water damage, we’re here to ensure you get the compensation you deserve.
Storm damage insurance claims can be intricate. They cause different types of harm, like destruction from strong winds and heavy rain, flooding, and severe storm damage. Here’s a breakdown:
Understanding why insurance companies might deny claims can better equip you to challenge them. Some common reasons include:
Addressing the complexities of storm damage insurance claims in Louisiana can be daunting. Our experienced Louisiana storm damage insurance claims attorney is here to navigate common challenges, ensuring you receive the rightful compensation. Trust us to advocate for your interests and simplify the claims process.
Having an experienced lawyer from Louisiana for hurricane damage can greatly impact the result of your claim. Here’s why:
If your property has been damaged by a storm, I’m here to help. Getting the compensation you deserve is my top priority.
When your property is damaged during a storm, you need to be careful what you say to insurance companies. My expertise lies in helping people whose property was damaged by a storm claim the compensation they deserve. Not just the initial, low-ball figure that your insurance companies might throw your way.
I understand how overwhelming it can feel in the aftermath of a storm. I remember my family’s frustration while dealing with insurance claims after Hurricane Katrina. That’s why I’m here to shoulder the burden and fight tirelessly to ensure you receive the full compensation you’re entitled to.
My team and I understand the intricacies of Louisiana storm damage insurance claims, and the specific challenges that come with it. We can navigate the complex legal landscape with our expertise, ensuring that we hold insurance companies accountable.
So, if you’re feeling stressed and unsure where to turn, please don’t hesitate to reach out. I’m here to help guide you through the process, every step of the way. So far, I’ve helped my clients receive $35+ million in compensation, and I’d like to personally work with you to get what you deserve.
Let me hold your insurance company accountable and help you obtain the compensation you deserve.
Let’s work together to get your life back.
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Sean will personally contact you to help you file a claim. No obligations. No fees unless he wins.
Are you facing challenges with your storm damage insurance claim? Don’t navigate the complexities alone. Reach out to Sean Regan Law at (504) 888-7777 for a free case evaluation. Let our experienced Louisiana storm damage insurance claims attorneys guide you towards a fair resolution.
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Throughout his career, Sean has helped clients receive over $35 million in total claims.
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For residential property damaged in a declared emergency or disaster, such as a major hurricane, the insurer has 60 days after it receives satisfactory written proof of loss to pay the claim (La. R.S. 22:1892.2). Outside a declared catastrophe the period is 30 days (La. R.S. 22:1892). The insurer must also start adjusting the claim within 14 days after you report it, or within 30 days after a declared catastrophe (La. R.S. 22:1892(A)(3)).
Outside a declared catastrophe, the insurer must pay within 30 days after it receives satisfactory proof of loss (La. R.S. 22:1892). For residential property damaged in a declared emergency or disaster, the period is 60 days after satisfactory written proof of loss (La. R.S. 22:1892.2).
It usually covers wind damage, subject to the policy’s deductibles and exclusions, unless wind was excluded or written on a separate policy. It does not cover flood. Flood damage, including storm surge, needs a separate flood policy, usually through the National Flood Insurance Program.
Your hurricane deductible goes by what your insurance policy says when filing a hurricane damage claim in Louisiana. But, the Louisiana Insurance Department says it’s often 2% to 5% of your home’s value.
It depends on your policy. Louisiana law does not let a homeowners policy set a deadline to sue shorter than 24 months after the loss begins (La. R.S. 22:868). In Louisiana that deadline is called prescription, the local term for a statute of limitations. A payment from the insurer does not extend it. Report damage to your insurer promptly, and talk to a lawyer well before the deadline.
Louisiana law says the insurance adjuster must look into the damage within 14 days after notification.
You do not have to speak with the company’s adjuster. Here is what not to say to an insurance adjuster.
If a renter must leave their home or business place because it’s dangerous, the property owner must fix the issues.
Building client trust is the most important value Sean Regan has built his law practice on. As a New Orleans native, Sean has recovered over $35 million in settlements for his clients. Contact Sean today so he can give your case the personal attention it needs to maximize your settlement payout.
