Skilled And Compassionate Advocacy For Personal Injury And Fire-Related Claims
If you suffer a disaster such as a total loss from wildfire and need to claim on your insurance, consider these three principles: Get a copy of your policies and read them. Insurance always starts with a written policy, so the first thing to do when you get ready to make a claim is to get a copy of any…
A few words from Daniels Law partner, Bill Daniels: When we had a house fire in 2009, our big problem was what to do with the horses. We have lived on a small horse farm in the San Fernando Valley for about thirty years. My wife Cheryl is a serious animal person. So when the fire burned down our house,…
Probably the best tip we can offer on the contractor’s hiring front is to check a builder’s license or the registration of a home improvement vendor to see if the candidate you’re thinking of has problems in the past that could point to problems in the future. The California Department of Consumer Affairs Contractors State License Board is a good…
A personal injury lawsuit filed by Daniels Law resulted in a $10.9 million jury verdict against Los Angeles County. The personal injury case involved a man who suffered serious injuries when a county employee drove a forklift truck over his legs. Jurors deliberated for nearly a day before determining that the county was responsible for the injuries of James Cobb,…
Some insurance companies will not focus on depreciation when dealing with forest fire claims. This is good news. Depreciation is something most people don’t understand when they are buying insurance and they can make claims settlement, well, troubling. Simply put, your home or business building and personal belongings – furniture, fabric, tools, etc. – can lose value over time because…
