You know, one of the scary things about being a policy holder, and knowing that that insurance claim, is out there is that sometimes an insurance claim can be doomed before you ever even make it. And we see that over and over again with insurance companies denying claims or causing claim questions because of…

One of the most common questions that we get is, “How do you charge for your time?” And that’s a fair question. If I was a consumer, I would want to know that too. We charge based on contingency fee, so we get a percentage of whatever we get for you. Sometimes it’s low, sometimes…

Contents coverage is found in both homeowners’ policies and commercial policies. In a commercial policy it’d be called business personal property. In a homeowner’s, claim we would simply call it contents or personal property. That is the items that the insured owns, that are not attached to the real estate, for which there’s a separate…

Most of the claims that we handle involve disputes about how much is owed. Sometimes it’s if you’re owed anything at all, but most of the time it’s a dispute about how much. And so what we do here at McWherter Scott & Bobbitt, is we have assembled a team of experts from all over…

The documentation related to an examination under oath is going to be set out in the letter from the insurance company’s attorney, on what they want you to bring. That information can go as far as bank records, credit card statements, cell phone records, utility bills, tax returns. The first thing that an insured says…

There are options other than filing a lawsuit. Oftentimes, when we get involved in a claim, we will present the claim, negotiate with the adjuster, negotiate with the opposing attorney, and try to get something worked out that’s satisfactory to the client before we even file a lawsuit. Sometimes we can avoid a lawsuit by…