Business Interruption Damage

Thousands of business owners in New Orleans, Metairie, Slidell, Gulfport, Biloxi and other towns have had their businesses either severely damaged or completely wiped out by Hurricane Katrina.

Suddenly faced with the prospect of having no business and yet needing to produce an income, business owners who were victimized by Hurricane Katrina now have to deal with insurance companies to cover their losses and lost income opportunities.

The vast amount of damage caused by Katrina means heavy losses for insurers, and it can be expected that the insurers will try to limit their losses, including denial of potentially covered claims.

If you are a business owner and you have suffered business interruption as a result of Hurricane Katrina, you will need the legal services of a law firm that is experienced in dealing with insurance agencies.

Insurance companies are required by law to show "good faith and fair dealing" to their policyholders. If the insurer shows bad faith and unfair dealing, it can be sued. That’s where you will want strong legal representation. Our insurance attorneys have set the legal precedence that requires insurance companies to act in good faith.

Because the insurance companies will play hardball with individual policy holders, they will often receive much less than they are due. This is why you should immediately contact us for legal help. We lead the nation in protecting policyholders from insurance company abuse, with over twenty-five years of experience in prosecuting unfair insurance practices.

Don’t try to deal with the insurance company on your own. Contact us immediately and we will provide you with a free, no-cost legal consultation. To begin the process and discover how we can help you in your case against the insurance company, click here.