Insurance Claim Resources
for Property Owners

900 Lawsuits, a RICO Allegation, and a State Supreme Court Case: What Is Happening With State Farm in Oklahoma

"Institutionalized Fraud": What Happened When Insurance Executives Faced the U.S. Senate

In May 2025, executives from State Farm and Allstate testified before the U.S. Senate. Sworn testimony described adjusters being ordered to alter damage estimates. Here is what was said — and what it means for property owners in Virginia, Maryland, DC, and Pennsylvania.

Virginia Just Changed the Rules on Insurance Companies — Here's What It Means for Your Claim

House Bill 808 passed the Virginia legislature 98–0 in the House and 33–7 in the Senate. Here is what it requires, why it matters, and what it means for your open or recent claim.

How to Maximize Your Insurance Claim Settlement

Most property owners leave significant money on the table when filing insurance claims. Here's what you need to know to ensure you receive every dollar your policy entitles you to.

Public Adjuster vs. Insurance Adjuster: What's the Difference?

Understanding who represents whom in the insurance claims process is critical. Learn why having your own licensed adjuster can make a substantial difference in your settlement.

What to Do Immediately After Fire Damage to Your Property

The steps you take in the first 24–48 hours after a fire can significantly impact your insurance claim. Here's the critical checklist every property owner should follow.

7 Insurance Claim Mistakes That Cost Property Owners Thousands

These common errors can dramatically reduce your insurance settlement — or result in an outright denial. Learn what to avoid and how to protect your claim from the start.

How Long Does an Insurance Claim Take? A Complete Timeline

Insurance claims can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months. Understanding the process — and what causes delays — helps you manage expectations and protect your interests.

Storm and Hurricane Damage Claims: Protecting Your Rights

After a major storm, insurance companies are overwhelmed with claims and often send inexperienced adjusters who miss damage or apply excessive depreciation. Here's how to protect yourself.