A track record measured in results.
Across more than 75,000 cases, our attorneys have recovered over $1 billion for policyholders and injured clients — from four-figure property disputes to multi-million-dollar settlements. See real, recent recoveries with the attorneys who won them:
Prior results do not guarantee a similar outcome. Every case is unique.
What clients say
"Definitely one of the best experiences with an attorney I've had in a long while. Took what I thought was a complicated case and simplified it for me. Got what I needed in the end — and then some."
"Brian Braddy is a phenomenal attorney who led me through the entire process of my case. Knowledgeable, responsive, and caring during my time of need. 10/10 recommendation."
"Everything was done promptly and professionally. I highly recommend them to anyone. Thank you guys very much for helping my family."
"I have always had a wonderful experience with everyone I've interacted with at this firm."
"Dayana Rodriguez helped me with my car-accident case against my insurer, and Stephanie Cabrera was my attorney. Thank you!"
"Un equipo de alto valor humano que les hace verdaderos profesionales en su especialidad. Gracias por su deferencia."
Answers to common questions
The questions we hear most, in plain English. Still unsure? Our AI intake can screen your situation in seconds.
Does it cost anything to talk to you?+
No. Consultations are always free, including your Free Case Review, and you pay nothing unless we win — we work on contingency.
Why should I call you before my insurance company?+
Once we're involved, insurers tend to take the claim more seriously. We handle communications, document the full loss, and keep you from saying something early on that could undercut your claim.
What does “we don't get paid until you do” mean?+
Our fee is contingent on recovery. If we don't obtain a settlement or verdict for you, you owe us no attorney's fee — there's no upfront cost and no financial risk to getting started.
My insurer says my property isn't covered — what should I do?+
Don't take a denial at face value. Coverage decisions are often wrong or overly narrow. Send us your policy and the denial letter — we read the fine print and frequently overturn “not covered” determinations.
I already spoke with a public adjuster — can I still hire you?+
Yes. A public adjuster can estimate a loss, but only an attorney can litigate a denied or underpaid claim and pursue bad-faith damages. We often work alongside adjusters.
I made a temporary roof repair — can I still file a claim?+
Yes. Mitigating further damage is your duty under most policies. Keep receipts and photos of the temporary fix and the original damage — those costs are typically recoverable too.
A storm caused a leak, but I noticed it months later — is it still claimable?+
Often, yes. Hidden damage from a covered event can surface later. Deadlines are strict and vary by policy and state, so have us review the timeline as soon as you can.
Will insurance pay for somewhere to stay if my home is unlivable?+
Most homeowner policies include Additional Living Expenses (ALE) / Loss of Use coverage for temporary housing and related costs while your home is being repaired. Keep every receipt — we'll make sure it's claimed.
How do I pay my medical bills while my case is ongoing?+
Many providers will treat on a lien, meaning they wait to be paid from your settlement. We help coordinate care so you can get treatment now without paying out of pocket.
The insurer keeps calling after my accident — should I talk to them?+
Be careful. Adjusters may record statements and use them to reduce your payout. It's best to let us handle communications before you give any statement or accept any offer.
What if I was injured while using a rideshare service?+
Rideshare companies carry sizable insurance policies that may apply whether you were a passenger, another driver, or a pedestrian. Coverage depends on the driver's app status at the time — we identify every policy in play.
My claim was already denied — is it too late?+
A denial is not the final word. We regularly reopen denied and underpaid claims, and most policies allow time to dispute — but deadlines are strict, so call soon.
What types of claims do you handle?+
Property damage, personal injury, nursing-home negligence, health-insurance disputes, workers' compensation, institutional sexual abuse, and more. See the full list on our Practice Areas page.
What areas do you serve?+
Florida, Georgia, North Carolina, Colorado, and Texas — with six offices and statewide representation in each. See locations.
Your questions, answered on video
Short, straight-to-the-point videos from our team on the property-damage and injury questions we hear most. Click any thumbnail to play it full size.
These answers were published in March 2023 and explain how claims generally work. Insurance law changes — for anything time-sensitive, call us.
Plain-English guidance on your claim
Relevant, friendly reads on property damage, health claims, and personal injury — plus tips, FAQs, and recently won cases.