homeowners insurance new york
How to sue your homeowner's insurance?
Suing in the county where you live? or if you sue in the county of agent / agency is? I have family that has been in insurance for 35 years (but who have never participated in something like this) and I know I will win-it was a natural disaster that almost everyone in know where to go …
Hire a lawyer and file the complaint! What's suing them? Anyone can sue anyone for any thing – the question is, is going to win? If an attorney thinks you have a strong case that will take the case of contingency – that is, assigned 30% of what you get for you. No win, no pay. If an attorney thinks you do not have a strong case, or that payment will not be much, will have to pay a lawyer up front. You can sue in the county where you live or the county agent, or the county of the company's regional office in. It's up to you. His lawyer, is likely to be at all three locations, and see what would be more favorable to a failure in its favor. As to what you can get – usually for unfair claims practices, you're looking at 3X damages. However, it seems that you are actually suing the agent, under professional liability coverage – not sell you the coverage you need. Your lawyer can give you an idea of how the case is worth. For you to win, you have to show that both 1. coverage was available, and the agent gives you, 2. if coverage was offered, if there was an earthquake in New York, we have heard of him!) What kind of damage you have no home? How much is it going to cost to fix?
