The essence of a contract is the promise. There’s more to contracts than that, of course, but for purposes of this blog post, the concept of making a promise cuts to the heart of bad faith insurance. Take denied claims, for example. You made paymen...
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Santa Claus lore has it that if you’ve been naughty, all you’ll get is a lump of coal in your stocking. For both landlords and tenants, this cuts both ways. A residential landlord can deny the return of a tenant’s security deposit if the tena...
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If you are landlord long enough, it’s practically inevitable that you will encounter a dispute at some point. Whether it’s over a late rent check or damage to the property, you should know that there are options available for reaching a resolutio...
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At The Fell Law Firm, we often talk with clients who were harmed by insurance agent malpractice. They trusted their insurance agents to give them the right information with coverage that protected their families and property. Unfortunately, when a lo...
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In Texas, unpaid rent is the number one reason that landlords evict tenants. Evictions, called "forcible entry and detainer" or "forcible detainer" lawsuits in our state, can be time-consuming and costly. While eviction is possible with the right law...
[addtoany] Read More Your insurance company has a legal obligation to compensate you fairly in the event of property damage, a health issue or another unforeseen circumstance. But all too often insurance companies put their bottom line ahead of the law. They find reasons...
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When you own commercial property, an emergency such as water damage can stop business in its tracks. Whether it’s due to a flood, a burst pipe or a major leak, water damage isn’t something to take lightly. [caption id="attachment_816" align="a...
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It’s that time of year again where families start sending their kids back to school. Whether you’re preparing for the first day or have already started the new year, it’s important to take time to refresh your safety tip knowledge to avoid car ...
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Normal wear and tear, even the occasional mishap, is expected when you rent out your property. Rental agreements should be designed to account for these issues without undo fuss. Things get more complicated, however, when a tenant harms your property...
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After a car accident, it is important to understand that the insurance company is not on your side. Whether it is your insurer or another driver’s insurer, these are businesses which will fight to pay you as little as possible. If they can get away...
[addtoany] Read MoreThe essence of a contract is the promise. There’s more to contracts than that, of course, but for purposes of this blog post, the concept of making a promise cuts to the heart of bad faith insurance. Take denied claims, for example. You made paymen...
Santa Claus lore has it that if you’ve been naughty, all you’ll get is a lump of coal in your stocking. For both landlords and tenants, this cuts both ways. A residential landlord can deny the return of a tenant’s security deposit if the tena...
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