Have you made a claim on a State Farm Insurance Policy — Don’t Let An Insurance Company Try to Tell You That You Have Less than the Statutory Time to Sue
May 26th, 2015 by adminHave you made an insurance claim on your State Farm homeowner’s policy for fire, hail, wind, earthquake or other damage? Do you believe that you weren’t paid enough, that the insurance company didn’t properly investigate or evaluate your claim? CONTACT REAMS LAW.
Your insurance company owes you duties to properly process, evaluate, investigate or pay your claim. The law gives you a certain amount of time to bring a legal claim in court before your claim is time-barred, generally referred to as a “statute of limitations.” These days, however, INSURANCE COMPANIES HAVE BEEN TRYING TO PUT IN PROVISIONS INTO INSURANCE POLICIES THAT SUPPOSEDLY REQUIRE YOU TO SUE WITHIN ONE YEAR, WHICH IS USUALLY SHORTER THAN THE LEGAL TIME LIMIT THE LAW WOULD OTHERWISE GIVE YOU.
IF YOUR INSURANCE COMPANY TRIED TO TELL YOU THAT YOU ONLY HAD ONE YEAR TO SUE. DON’T BUY IT. CONTACT AN ATTORNEY. If you feel like you’ve been underpaid, partially denied, or completely denied payment, CONTACT REAMS LAW.