Wind Damage Claims
Quick Facts
Areas Affected
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Texas
Louisiana
Reasons for Claim Denial
Flood Damage Not Covered
Reason Claims Filed
Damage to Residence
Damage to Businesses
Wind Damage Examples
Torn roof shingles
Holes in roof
Wet insulation
Loose window trims
Watermarks
Discoloration
Bent bolts on foundation
Related Topics
Business Interruption Claims
Hurricane Claims
Katrina Insurance Claims
Levee Failure
State Farm Katrina Claims
Other Topics
Wind Damages Policy Holder Denied Claims Lawsuits
Wind Damage Claims | Lawsuits, Lawyers |Policy Holders: Financial Losses, Property Damages | Denied Clams, Bad Faith Denials, Insurance Providers
While thousands of homes in coastal areas of the Gulf Coast were flooded by the recent hurricanes, homes in inland cities were damaged by wind. Standard homeowner’s policies cover damage from wind or wind-driven rain but insurance adjusters are using a disclaimer about flooding to get out of paying claims on homes that were only damaged by wind. If your insurance company has denied your homeowner’s insurance claim our attorneys can help.
Most homeowner’s policies contain a sentence excluding “flood, surface water, waves, tidal water, overflow of a body of water or spray from any of these.” Insurance adjusters are denying homeowner’s claims in flooded areas like New Orleans and Biloxi but they have also denied thousands of claims in non-flooded areas like Baton Rouge. The denial of homeowner’s claims in non-flooded areas is fraudulent and a blatant act of bad faith.
People purchase insurance to provide assistance in times when we need help the most. It is unconscionable that insurance companies choose profits over helping their clients who have paid substantial money for coverage.
Legal Help For Victims Affected By Wind Damages
Parker & Waichman, LLP has helped victims of all types of bad faith insurance claim denials receive the compensation that they deserve. If your wind damage claim has been denied, please fill out the form at the right for a free case evaluation by a qualified attorney or call us at 1-800-LAW-INFO (1-800-529-4636).










