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27 Jan, 2025 by Viridiana martinez
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01 Nov, 2024 by Unknown unknown
Daspit law firm has helped me win my case and I was lucky enough to get an attorney. Johnathan is someone I’d recommend. Thank you for everything.
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13 Sep, 2024 by J z
Daniel was more than I expected. He goes over and beyond to make his clients happy. sign with Daniel!
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08 Dec, 2024 by Daniel holguin
30 Sep, 2024 by Enrique gaytan
My mom was in an accident and the first lawyer recommended to us was Mr deluna and was so great help with funeral cost and was very patient with us as well would recommend him to anyone. Thank you sir made everything simple and easy
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26 Sep, 2024 by Annalisa garcia
Jesus was awesome to work with . Great communication and has your best interest at heart . Totally recommend !
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03 Dec, 2023 by Sandra gutierrez
Best Ethical Attorney!
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23 Sep, 2019 by T mobile
Great dog walking
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31 May, 2019 by Justin rodriguez
14 Dec, 2021 by Romana castro
27 Jun, 2021 by Cathy rivera
She was a great attorney. I recommend her to anyone.
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06 Mar, 2021 by Que lindo
Never returned call
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18 Jan, 2025 by Alicia mccarty
Ryan was great. He explained everything very clearly, and was patient as we changed our minds several times. When we were ready to finalize our documents, he had a notary right there in his office. I’m recommend him to friends.
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10 Jan, 2025 by Felipe maldonado
I felt in very capable hands. The first meeting was about setting expectations and receiving guidance on different aspects of estate planning. After the preliminary meeting the documents were sent for review electronically for any modifications. The last part was the signing of the documents. The whole experience was very professional, thorough and efficient. I would not hesitate to recommend Ryan to any of my friends or family.
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10 Jan, 2025 by John hofker
Terrible service: Hiding from my phone calls. Supposed to be administering my mother's estate, but it sure looks like the money has just walked off with no explanation. No idea where the money has gone and Reiffert avoids my phone calls - not good Ryan.
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09 Apr, 2024 by J. barrett shipp
31 May, 2023 by Jj trevino
18 May, 2023 by R valdeezy
Great law firm with a great staff to assist any and all!!
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20 Oct, 2024 by Jose hernandez
08 Mar, 2024 by Alann torres
Our attorney for all our business needs. Professional and practical. Mr. Steven B. Treu has been a tactical master and a bulldog when needed. His counsel is valued.
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14 Jan, 2024 by Roger schultz
16 Feb, 2025 by Tracy byrd
Best in the business!
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23 Dec, 2024 by Arnece roberts
If I could give 0 stars I would. Absolutely THE problem when it comes to attorneys this day and age.(maybe it’s just with men). If you want a game where you're being strung along and billed forever playing the rollercoaster game with you and your children's life instead of evidence being presented in a costly/timely and empathetic manner THIS IS YOUR GUY. Mr. Bancroft, i just got off the phone with you where you hung up on me stating that I’m threatening you. Get over your ego and realize that your business as a practicing attourney needs realignment. I wrote you about a standing invoice you provided totaling to less than the amount that Ive paid to you months prior with no response. After speaking to your paralegal, then being transferred to your “billing dept.” and speaking to them I was provided with a newer invoice…..with newer charges, where whomever was working before had originally just simply “forgot to send me the invoice”….what a convenient coincidence. After speaking with her, I was transferred to you where I had a conversation with your ego. Well, from the little guy(s) down here Mr. Bancroft, do whats right and fabricating invoices to skip out on paying balances owed on any moneys paid to you for the services that you DID NOT PROVIDE are just not that. Client paid $1750 in retainer fees(half of your 3500 to get the case started) and had to chase said attourney down for enquiries with little to no communications outside of ones that were initiated by me/client, INCLUDING in person conversation with YOU where I unexpectedly paid a visit to your office in August after I could not successfully contact anyone and asked about a status of my case. You did not recall my case by name until we went to your office and you searched my name.(keep in mind, this is three months after contracting). Attourney invoicing per attourney-client portals all state work for balance of $753, with latest payment from client being $631 in October.(this never happened, only payment made was the initial one and didn't make another due to subpar and in my opinion MALPRACTICAL, I'm aware that isn't an official word, service). After a few months of calling and majorly being placed on hold, back and forth’s with promises of returned calls or motions with paralegals, multiples of them and finally being frustrated with the reality of paying an attourney and not being fought for……while fighting a vindictive situation with my children as a GREAT DAD I asked for an explanation stating that if I did not hear anything as ai had been I wanted to discontinue services and be refunded via message inside of the client portal, I THEN was given a response…..but not with accountability, not with a plan of action, not to communicate any valuable evidence or structured plan of action, but to speak downward of me on the “dismal” months of non-payment……….ultimately this attourney demanded I paid him his past due amount, in addition to totals for mediations that hadn't even been had yet to avoid him WITHDRAWING. Needless to say I attended the mediation PRO SE, paid the mediator directly. I’m now on maximum state mandated child support and standard visitation for the children I equally raised because the relationship did not work out with their mother…finally divorced none the less. All of the evidence in the world to fight that good fight never presented, never saw a represented court setting, money just wasted and thank GOD I demanded a standard or it could have been MUCH MUCH worse financially. Contracted with this attourney on 5/24/2024….attourney withdrew as of 11/5/2024, yet they have still attempted to withdraw payment from my bank as of latest, 12/19/2024…….this was my SECOND attourney over a course of what I recall as a 3 year nightmare……I can confidently say, this is whats wrong with the family law system! Will edit with photo documentation when I have time.
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22 Dec, 2024 by Colton king
My wife and I had to deal with CPS so we hired Valerie to represent us, and we are so happy we did! She laid out a plan, kept us in the loop, and got us through the case with a favorable outcome. Well worth the money! Thank you so much!
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19 Sep, 2024 by Charlie uresti
Lisa was very attentive to our concerns when it came to handling our father's estate. Her knowledge of the law is impressive. She addresses all the issues. I have referred her to several of my friends and one of them said she looks so sweet but she's really a tiger!
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18 Sep, 2024 by Bobby hernandez
Lisa was awesome. She was able to help me set our company contracts in place. As a small company this is one of the headaches we deal with and she made it easy to deal with. Highly recommend.
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03 Jul, 2024 by Jeff tom
Lisa was meticulous in ensuring my will accurately reflected my wishes. Her knowledge and compassion made the process manageable. Look no further if you need a trustworthy attorney to handle your will or probate matters.
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28 Mar, 2021 by Michael s
Attorney Magoo was professional, knowledgeable, and very understanding during our legal process. She explained everything well, and helped us through our issues during the passing of our loved one. We appreciated all her hard work and understanding.
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24 Sep, 2020 by Erin
Rosiee is professional, compassionate and responsive. She was recommended to me, and I can't say enough good things about her.
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29 Jan, 2019 by Rebecca
Never again!!!! I did all the work and she dropped us after she went missing for almost a year!! Waste of money!! She never returns calls or emails but will charge you for calling and emailing her!!
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19 Jun, 2017 by User
We make agreement for will , but he never make it, after I pay him 50% of the papers he never contact me ... this lawyer it's joke!!! There's is not office location for him
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06 Mar, 2019 by Thayli navarro
If you are considering going to this firm I would look for a different one. I’ve been dealing with the firm for 2years and I have yet to received any information or any calls back. They also demand more money without an actual explanation.
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06 Mar, 2019 by Thayli navarro
If you are considering going to this firm I would look for a different one. I’ve been dealing with the firm for 2years and I have yet to received any information or any calls back. They also demand more money without an actual explanation.
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31 Dec, 2024 by Stacy
EEOC case that drug out several years due to lack of organization from this firm. I am leaving this review in hopes that no one else has to go through this nightmare. Was not prepared for deposition, forgot key facts sent over and discussed many times, forgot to inform me of a key date to meet for mediation and then lost my contact information. I am told that at some point this office was great but is anything but that .I was left to beg for return phone calls or updates over a period of several years and felt worse even when things were resolved. Office staff is never in office nor do they have any in formation to share as they seem to have little to no interaction with Adam.
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19 Jun, 2022 by Andrew
This man takes your money then does nothing he doesn't work on a contingency basis so I doubt if he's ever won a case. Also he graduated from a 4th tier law school and it shows.
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23 Jan, 2022 by Anonymous
This is a horrible attorney, I reported him to the bar of Texas and of course they did nothing, He even went as far as to slander me before the bar of Texas, Believe me this man doesn't have your best interests at heart only what makes him money, I have had Great experiences with another attorney, this was not one of them, If your smart you will use another attorney!!
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What an Insurance Lawyer Can Do for You
An insurance lawyer specializes in legal issues related to insurance policies and claims. These lawyers help individuals, businesses, and insurance companies navigate disputes involving insurance coverage, claim denials, bad faith claims, and policy interpretation. Insurance lawyers can represent policyholders who feel they've been unfairly denied coverage, or they can work on behalf of insurance companies to defend against fraudulent or inflated claims.
Whether you're filing a claim, disputing a denial, or dealing with complex coverage issues, an insurance lawyer can provide critical guidance and legal representation to protect your rights and ensure you receive the benefits you're entitled to under your policy.
When Should I Hire an Insurance Lawyer?
Hiring an insurance lawyer is advisable in several situations, particularly when disputes arise over insurance coverage, claim denials, or bad faith actions. Common reasons to hire an insurance lawyer include:
- Denied insurance claims: If your insurance company denies your claim, a lawyer can help determine whether the denial was justified or if you should challenge the decision.
- Bad faith insurance practices: If you believe your insurer has acted in bad faith, such as delaying payment or failing to properly investigate your claim, a lawyer can help you pursue legal action.
- Underpaid claims: If the insurance company has offered less compensation than you believe your claim is worth, a lawyer can negotiate for a higher payout or file a lawsuit.
- Coverage disputes: When there's ambiguity or disagreement about what your policy covers, a lawyer can provide clarity and advocate for your rights under the policy.
- Business insurance claims: If you own a business and are dealing with commercial insurance claims (e.g., property damage, liability, or professional indemnity), a lawyer can help ensure your business receives proper coverage.
- Third-party claims: If you're being sued for liability and your insurance company refuses to defend or indemnify you, an insurance lawyer can help enforce your coverage rights.
- Appealing long-term disability claims: If your disability insurance claim has been denied, a lawyer can assist in gathering evidence and appealing the decision to get the benefits you deserve.
What Does an Insurance Lawyer Do?
An insurance lawyer provides a wide range of services to assist with insurance-related legal issues. These can include:
- Reviewing insurance policies: A lawyer can review your insurance policy to ensure you understand your rights and obligations, as well as clarify what coverage is provided.
- Filing insurance claims: Assisting with the preparation and filing of claims to ensure all necessary documentation is submitted correctly.
- Challenging claim denials: If your claim has been denied, a lawyer can investigate the reasons for denial and file appeals or lawsuits to challenge the decision.
- Litigating bad faith claims: Representing clients in bad faith insurance cases, where the insurer fails to act in good faith by unfairly delaying, denying, or underpaying a valid claim.
- Negotiating settlements: Helping policyholders negotiate settlements with insurance companies to receive fair compensation for claims.
- Defending against fraudulent claims: Representing insurance companies to defend against false or exaggerated claims filed by policyholders or third parties.
- Handling disputes over policy language: Interpreting complex insurance policies and resolving disputes between the insured and the insurer regarding coverage limits, exclusions, and conditions.
How Are Insurance Lawyers Paid?
Insurance lawyers typically charge for their services in different ways, depending on the nature of the case and the type of insurance issue involved. Common payment structures include:
- Contingency fee: For many policyholders disputing claim denials or underpayments, lawyers work on a contingency basis. This means the lawyer only gets paid if they win or settle the case, taking a percentage (usually between 25% and 40%) of the recovered amount.
- Hourly rate: For more complex or ongoing legal issues, such as bad faith lawsuits or business insurance disputes, insurance lawyers may charge an hourly rate. This rate varies depending on the lawyer’s experience and location.
- Flat fee: For simpler matters, such as reviewing an insurance policy or helping file a claim, some lawyers charge a flat fee for their services.
- Retainer: For businesses or clients with ongoing legal needs, an insurance lawyer may require a retainer fee, which is an upfront payment for future services.
It’s important to clarify the fee structure with your lawyer during the initial consultation to avoid unexpected costs.
How Much Does an Insurance Lawyer Cost?
The cost of hiring an insurance lawyer depends on the complexity of the case, the lawyer's experience, and the payment structure. General cost estimates include:
- Contingency fees: If your lawyer works on a contingency fee basis, you won’t pay any fees upfront, but the lawyer will take a percentage (typically 25% to 40%) of any settlement or judgment awarded.
- Hourly rates: Hourly rates for insurance lawyers generally range from $150 to $500 or more, depending on the lawyer’s experience and location. Complex cases involving bad faith or high-value business claims may require significant hours, leading to higher legal costs.
- Flat fees: For specific services, such as reviewing an insurance policy, lawyers may charge a flat fee ranging from $500 to $2,500, depending on the complexity of the task.
- Retainers: Businesses or individuals seeking ongoing insurance legal services may pay a retainer, which can range from $5,000 to $20,000 or more, depending on the lawyer and scope of work.
Make sure to discuss costs and payment structures with your lawyer before proceeding to understand how much the services will cost.
Top Questions to Ask an Insurance Lawyer
Before hiring an insurance lawyer, it’s important to ask the right questions to ensure they are the right fit for your case. Here are key questions to ask:
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What experience do you have with insurance law?
Ensure the lawyer has specific experience handling cases involving your type of insurance, whether it’s auto, health, home, or business-related. -
How do you charge for your services?
Clarify whether the lawyer works on contingency, hourly rates, or flat fees, and ask for an estimate of the total cost of your case. -
What is your success rate with insurance disputes?
Ask about the lawyer’s track record in winning or settling cases similar to yours. -
What are my chances of success?
A good lawyer will provide an honest assessment of your case’s strengths and weaknesses and outline the possible outcomes. -
How long will the process take?
Get an estimate of how long it will take to resolve your claim or dispute, as some cases can extend over months or even years. -
Will you handle my case personally?
In larger firms, junior attorneys or paralegals may handle some aspects of your case. Make sure you know who will be managing your case.
How to Check the Credibility of an Insurance Lawyer
To ensure you’re hiring a reputable insurance lawyer, take the following steps to verify their credentials and experience:
- Verify their state bar license: Check with your state bar association to confirm the lawyer is licensed and in good standing with no disciplinary actions.
- Review their experience in insurance law: Look at the lawyer’s website or professional profile to ensure they specialize in insurance law and have experience with cases like yours.
- Read client reviews and testimonials: Search for reviews on platforms like Avvo, Martindale-Hubbell, or Google to see what previous clients have said about the lawyer’s expertise and professionalism.
- Ask for references: A credible lawyer should be able to provide references from past clients who have dealt with similar insurance issues.
- Check for industry memberships: Membership in organizations like the American Bar Association’s Tort Trial and Insurance Practice Section (TIPS) can indicate the lawyer’s focus on insurance law.
What Should I Prepare for My First Consultation?
To make the most out of your first consultation with an insurance lawyer, come prepared with the following documents and information:
- A copy of your insurance policy: Bring the policy related to your claim or dispute so the lawyer can review the coverage details.
- Any correspondence with the insurance company: Provide copies of letters, emails, or other communications between you and your insurer regarding the claim or denial.
- Proof of claim and supporting documents: Bring any documentation you have submitted with your claim, including receipts, invoices, photos, medical records, or repair estimates.
- List of questions: Prepare a list of questions you want to ask about your case, the legal process, and the potential outcomes.
- Timeline of events: Be ready to provide a clear timeline of the incident that led to the claim and any steps you’ve taken with your insurance company.
By preparing thoroughly for your consultation, you can ensure that the lawyer has all the information they need to assess your case and provide the best legal advice.
