Why You May Need To Hire A Fire-Loss Attorney After Your House Fire?
Why hire an attorney to fight your own insurer after a fire? Because the fiduciary duty they owe you often goes unhonored, explains Pierce County, Washington fire-loss attorney Spencer Freeman. Insurers routinely devalue claims—underestimating rebuild costs and the worth of your contents—and offer far less than the claim is worth. An unsuspecting homeowner usually can't tell; only experience reveals it.
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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA
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— why the duty an insurer owes you often goes unhonored
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Why hire an attorney to fight your own insurer?
Because the fiduciary duty they owe you often goes unhonored—insurers routinely devalue claims, underestimating rebuild costs and the worth of your contents, and offer far less than the claim is worth. An unsuspecting homeowner usually can't tell; only experience reveals it.
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