Keating Law Group PC Legal Blog

You bought insurance to protect you financially in case something unexpectedly goes wrong. For example, if a storm damages your home or your business is vandalized, your insurer should pay for repairs for damages covered under your policy. However, many Nevada...

Property damaging disasters and incidents are happening across the United States and people in Nevada are taking notice. In an instant, a home can be severely damaged if not outright destroyed by a fire, an unexpected weather event or other unexpected occurrence. For...

When an insurance company does not process and pay claims honestly and in a timely manner, it may be acting in bad faith. Fortunately, policyholders have an option to address it. Bad faith Insurance companies have an obligation to act in good faith and fair dealing...

You pay insurance premiums in the hope that your insurance company will pay or help pay your costs if something happens. You and your insurance company both have obligations to each other that are spelled out in a written contract. When an insurance company does not...

As a property owner in Nevada, you may have obtained insurance to cover potential damages caused by a natural disaster, such as a fire, flood, or storm. However, insurance companies are in the business of making money and will look for any reason to deny your claim....

The most likely reason you purchase insurance, such as automobile insurance, is to protect yourself if you are in an accident and get sued. You pay your premiums to your insurance company and count on them to defend you in litigation. Once litigation is underway,...

It’s only a matter of time before your insurance company becomes embroiled in complex tort litigation. When that happens, you need to have a sound legal strategy. While that might include identifying areas for settlement negotiation, it also means readying yourself...

 When insurance policyholders file a claim, it takes time for the insurance company to investigate the claim and decide whether to accept or deny it. In these situations, insurance companies send a reservation of rights letter to the policyholder to let them know that...

If you have an umbrella insurance policy, you may think that you are fully protected from any liability claims that exceed your primary insurance limits. However, there are some situations where your umbrella insurance company may deny your claim or refuse to pay the...

A home is often a person’s largest investment and to protect that investment, they often rely on homeowners’ insurance. There are some situations, however, when a homeowners’ insurance claim is denied. The policyholder may be able to appeal the decision and there are...