Almost three months since Hurricane Ike roared and roiled over the Houston area, many residents are still stuck with repair needs — and that’s too often because their insurance provider whom they paid in full for coverage has resisted, delayed or denied a fair settlement.

According to a report in today’s Houston Chronicle, more than 1,700 Texans so far have complained to the Texas Department of Insurance about balky insurance companies which refuse to pay, delay paying or offer a only small fraction of what they rightly owe their customers.

If you are enduring such an added calamity to your Hurricane Ike woes, a Hurricane Ike insurance fraud lawyer with Jim S. Adler & Associates can help. Our established personal injury law firm can stand up to the distant insurance company which was so eager to take your money for a policy but now shows no such eagerness or willingness to meet its obligations to you.

The Chronicle says state of Texas regulators are monitoring the situation and are assessing individual cases to determine if the state should require insurance providers to pay more. But a bureacratic agency in Austin can do only so much to help the thousands of Gulf Coast residents still facing a grim hurricane aftermath.

That’s why you may need a Hurricane Ike insurance fraud lawyer with Jim S. Adler & Associates to give your case all of the individual attention it needs.

An Adler insurance fraud lawyer or property damage lawyer knows what it takes to ensure proper coverage is extended in the wake of such enormous devastation. That includes pursuing and securing full and just insurance payments for hurricane damage, flood damage and business interruption, depending on the nature of your claim.

Regardless of the type of claim, an Adler Hurricane Ike property damage lawyer is ready to help you without charging any retainer fees. The long-established personal injury law firm of Jim S. Adler & Associates offers a free case review.

Contact an Adler Hurricane Ike insurance fraud lawyer today and hasten the process of gaining the full and just coverage for hurricane damages to which you are entitled.

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