You can’t control the conditions of the road, and you did everything in your power to stay out of harm’s way. Unfortunately, you fell victim to an unfortunate auto accident that may or may not have resulted in bodily injuries. Car accident claims can be tricky when multiple parties are involved. That’s why it’s important to have an experienced car accident lawyer review your claim.

Hurricanes cause billions of dollars worth of damage when they strike, especially when they’re higher categories such as recent hurricanes like Irma and Harvey. To reduce the amount insurance companies pay out, they often underestimate the cost of repairs, may miscalculate deductibles, or challenge what is covered by your policy.

Going through the pain of suffering from personal injury is a very stressful and demanding experience both emotionally and financially. Whether it’s an auto accident, medical malpractice, or premises liability action due to the negligence of the property owner, you need experienced help. Others might see you as just another file on their desk. To us, you’re a neighbor in need.

Losing a loved one is not easy, and is a very emotionally taxing journey to navigate through. What can make it more difficult is when you’ve lost a loved one as a result of wrongful death. Wrongful death can occur in several ways, some of the most common being medical malpractice, car accidents, truck accidents, product liability, and nursing home neglect.

A common reason that property owners file an insurance claim in the United States is water damage being discovered at their property. Water damage to a property is most often caused by a pipe leak or bursts in your home or concrete slab. Water damage can come from roof leaks which can cause damaged drywall, insulation, and eventually leads to mold growth.

House caught on fire? Faulty wiring at your business cause a fire? Whatever the case or the claim, David Graham Insurance Law represents clients whose legitimate fire damage claims have been delayed, undervalued or outright denied. To avoid paying insurance claims, some insurance companies have even resorted to accusing innocent policyholders of arson.