Property Damage Lawyers

Filing a claim, especially a catastrophic one, can potentially affect your future premiums. However, the cost of paying a slight increase is almost always outweighed by the compensation you need to fully repair your property. Not fighting for a fair claim means you pay twice: once for the damage, and once for the policy you purchased.

The timeline varies widely based on the complexity of the damage, the insurer’s willingness to cooperate, and the state laws involved. Simple, cooperative claims may settle in a few months. Claims involving litigation (such as bad faith cases) can take longer. We work diligently to resolve claims as efficiently as possible while fighting for maximum compensation.

Yes. Godbey Giardina Law Group provides legal representation for property damage cases in Louisiana, Colorado, and Florida. Our multi-state experience allows us to serve clients who own property across these jurisdictions.

We handle a comprehensive range of Property claims, including storm, hurricane, fire, water, hail, wind, and denied or underpaid Homeowner Insurance Claims for both residential and commercial properties.

The statute of limitations for property damage varies significantly by state and even by the type of loss. For instance, in Florida, certain claims may have a two-year or three-year deadline. Missing this deadline is fatal to your case. It is critical to contact a lawyer as soon as possible to ensure your claim is filed within the legal window.

Yes. We specialize in finding legal solutions after a denial. We review your policy, the denial letter, and the evidence to determine the best path forward, which often involves challenging the denial and pursuing litigation.

No. Godbey Giardina Law Group handles property damage claims on a contingency fee basis. This means you do not pay any attorney’s fees unless we successfully win your case or achieve a settlement.