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Homeowner’s insurance is a vital safety net for Californians, especially in areas prone to natural disasters such as wildfires. Yet, recent trends indicate that obtaining adequate coverage has become increasingly harder. Premiums are escalating, coverage options are diminishing, and insurance companies, such as State Farm, are dropping policyholders and non-renewing policies at an alarming rate.

If you are a homeowner who’s insurer cancelled or non-renewed your policy and you subsequently experienced fire damage in California, you may be eligible to file a claim against the insurance company. Losing your home in a wildfire is devastating, you should not have to deal with the unjust practices of insurance companies on your own. Contact Singleton Schreiber to learn more about how we may be able to help you. 

Why Singleton Schreiber Can Help

When facing devastating losses after a wildfire and loss of insurance coverage, finding a legal team that can help you is important. At ...

Oftentimes, purchasing an insurance policy gives you peace of mind and provides some protection should the worst-case scenario become a reality. This gives you a sense of safety should you get into a car accident or your home get damaged, and your policy will cover your losses. Unfortunately, this is not always the case. When insurance companies do not uphold the terms of their policy and breach their contract, it is known as bad faith. If this has happened to you, you may have an insurance bad faith claim.