Privacy Policy
Storm Law Partners PLLC Privacy Policy
Thank you for visiting the Storm Law Partners PLLC website located at stormlawpartners.com (the “Site”). The Site is an Internet property of Storm Law Partners PLLC (“Company,” “we,” “our” or “us”). This Storm Law Partners PLLC Privacy Policy (“Privacy Policy“) covers our treatment of personal information and other information that we collect when an end-user visitor to the Site (“User,” “you” or “your”): (a) accesses or uses the Site; (b) accesses and/or views any of the: (i) links (“Third-Party Links”) to resources and/or information pertaining to prospective legal services associated with medical malpractice, product liability, personal injury and/or other legal matters, as well as related products and/or services (collectively, “Legal Matters”); and/or (ii) text, video and/or other information pertaining to the Legal Matters, as well as related products and/or services, as made available on the Site (the “Informational Content”, and together with the Third-Party Links, the “Content”); (c) accesses links to Company’s social media pages/accounts featured on third-party social media websites, such as Facebook®, LinkedIn® and Twitter® (collectively, “Social Media Pages”); and/or (d) utilizes the various contact forms and/or contact information made available on the Site as a means to contact directly, or request to be contacted by, Company and/or attorneys (collectively, the “Third-Party Legal Professionals”) associated with the Legal Matters specified by you on the contact form (collectively, the “Contact Services,” and together with the Site, Content and Social Media Pages, the “Site Offerings”).
Capitalized terms not defined herein shall have the meanings set forth in the Storm Law Partners PLLC Terms and Conditions (“Terms and Conditions“).
Users with disabilities who wish to access this Privacy Policy in an alternative format can contact us by emailing us at: contact@stormlawpartners.com; calling us at: (833) 757-0886; or sending us U.S. Mail to: 16821 Buccaneer Ln. Suite 200, Houston, TX 77058.
IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO/WITH TERMS OF THIS PRIVACY POLICY IN THEIR ENTIRETY, YOU MAY NOT ACCESS OR OTHERWISE USE THE SITE OFFERINGS.
When you register on our Site, you hereby agree and acknowledge that your personal information will be placed into the Company database and that such personal information shall be shared with third parties for marketing purposes.
Types of Personal Information We Collect We collect various categories of personal information, including but not limited to:
Individual Identifiers and Demographic Information:
Name, email address, phone number, mailing address, job title, and organization.
Sensitive Personal Information
Social Security number, driver’s license number, passport number, bank account details, insurance documentation, medical records, and precise location data (with consent).
Sensory Data
Call recordings, photographs, videos, and other multimedia content submitted.
Commercial Information
Case representation details, settlement distributions, account information, and communication history.
Internet or Network Activity
Browsing history, device details, and usage statistics.
Inferences Drawn from Personal Information
Profiles reflecting preferences, behavior, and interests.
Online Analytics & Tracking We use cookies, pixels, SDKs, and session replay technologies to analyze Site usage and enhance user experience. Users may opt-out of certain tracking activities through browser settings or designated opt-out mechanisms.
Use of Personal Information Your personal information may be used for:
- Providing and improving our services.
- Direct marketing communications (users may opt out at any time).
- Research and development.
- Compliance, fraud prevention, and security purposes.
- Interest-based advertising.
Disclosure of Personal Information We may share personal information with:
- Service Providers: Third parties assisting in operational functions.
- Other Law Firms or Lawyers: When necessary for joint representation or referrals.
- Authorities & Law Enforcement: To comply with legal obligations.
- Business Transactions: In the event of mergers, acquisitions, or restructuring.
- Advertising Partners: For targeted marketing efforts.
- Consent-Based Sharing: Where explicitly authorized by users.
Your Choices & Rights Users may:
- Opt-out of marketing communications.
- Disable cookies and tracking technologies.
- Limit processing of sensitive data.
- Exercise privacy rights under applicable state laws, including requests for access, correction, deletion, and opt-out from data sales or sharing.
SMS opt-in and phone numbers collected for SMS communication purposes will not be shared with any third parties or affiliates for marketing purposes.
Children’s Privacy We do not knowingly collect personal information from children under 18 years old. If you believe a child has provided us with personal information, please contact us immediately.
Changes to this Privacy Policy We reserve the right to modify this Privacy Policy at any time. Updates will be posted on our Site, and users will be notified where required by law.
Contact Information
For any questions or concerns regarding this Privacy Policy, please contact us at:
Email: contact@stormlawpartners.com
Mail: 16821 Buccaneer Ln. Suite 200, Houston, TX 77058
Phone: (833) 757-0886
FAQ
What is a first-party property damage claim?
A first-party property damage claim is when a policyholder files a claim directly with their own insurance company for damages covered under their insurance policy. This typically includes property damage from storms, fires, floods, or vandalism. If your insurer wrongfully denies or underpays your claim, a property damage attorney can help fight for the compensation you deserve.
What should I do if my property damage claim is denied?
If your insurance company denies your property damage claim, review the denial letter carefully and consult a first-party property damage attorney. Insurers often deny claims due to policy exclusions, insufficient documentation, or bad faith practices. An experienced lawyer can help appeal the denial and hold the insurance company accountable.
How can a property damage lawyer help with my insurance claim?
A property damage lawyer can negotiate with your insurance company, gather necessary evidence, and take legal action if your insurer acts in bad faith. Whether your claim is underpaid, delayed, or wrongfully denied, an attorney ensures you receive the full compensation your policy promises.
What are common reasons insurance companies deny property damage claims?
Insurance companies may deny claims due to policy exclusions, late filing, lack of proper documentation, or allegations of pre-existing damage. If your claim has been denied unfairly, a property damage lawyer can challenge the decision and work to secure the payout you’re entitled to.
How long do I have to file a first-party property damage claim?
The deadline to file a first-party property damage claim varies by state and policy. Some policies require claims to be filed within days of the incident, while legal statutes of limitations may allow longer. Acting quickly and consulting a property damage attorney can help protect your rights.
What is insurance bad faith, and how do I know if my insurer is acting in bad faith?
Insurance bad faith occurs when an insurance company unreasonably delays, denies, or underpays a valid claim. Signs of bad faith include lowball settlement offers, lack of communication, excessive delays, or wrongful denial without proper justification. A lawyer can help you take legal action if your insurer engages in bad faith practices.
Can I still get compensation if my insurance company undervalued my claim?
Yes, if your insurance company undervalues your claim, you have the right to dispute their assessment. A property damage attorney can gather additional evidence, such as contractor estimates or expert evaluations, to fight for a fair payout that covers the full extent of your losses.
How much does it cost to hire a property damage attorney?
Most property damage attorneys work on a contingency fee basis, meaning you don’t pay upfront legal fees. Instead, they only get paid if they recover compensation for you. This allows homeowners and business owners to pursue legal action without financial risk.
What types of property damage are typically covered by insurance?
Standard homeowners and commercial property insurance policies cover damage from fire, windstorms, hail, water leaks, theft, and vandalism. However, exclusions may apply, such as for flood or earthquake damage, which often require separate policies. Reviewing your policy with a lawyer can help clarify coverage.
How long does it take to resolve a property damage claim?
The timeline for resolving a property damage claim varies based on the complexity of the claim, the insurance company’s response, and whether legal action is needed. While some claims settle in weeks, others may take months if the insurer is uncooperative. An attorney can help speed up the process and ensure fair treatment.
Why should I hire a property damage lawyer?
You should hire a property damage lawyer like Storm Law Partners to secure a fair settlement and effectively handle uncooperative insurance companies, especially when facing significant home damage. Their expertise in navigating insurance complexities will work in your favor.
What types of property damage claims does your firm handle?
Our property damage lawyers handle various property damage claims, including commercial and residential property damage from storms, winds, hurricanes, natural disasters, fire, and smoke. Each type necessitates specialized legal expertise to obtain fair compensation.
What should I do immediately after suffering property damage?
Immediately after suffering property damage, it is crucial to document the damage thoroughly, file your insurance claim promptly, and protect your property from further harm. Taking these steps will significantly enhance the chances of a successful claim.
How do property damage attorneys help with claims?
Property damage attorneys help with claims by filing them, managing communication with insurance companies, negotiating fair settlements, and preparing for litigation if necessary. Their expertise significantly increases your chances of obtaining the compensation you deserve.
What percentage of cases do you win?
We win far more than we lose. We can’t make any guarantees, but our firm is fully capable of going to trial regarding cases if necessary, and we enjoy trying cases.
How long does it take to get my money?
Once insurance decides to pay, on average, about 30 days for them to process your payment.
How many insurance claims has your firm handled?
Tens of thousands of cases, and over a billion dollars of claims by policyholders, when counting all the different states, property types, and insurance carriers that our co-counsel, associated counsel, and other attorneys have worked on.
