Severe storms struck Texas throughout spring 2024, including the May 16 Houston derecho and the May 28 Dallas-area windstorm. Many homeowners policies require a lawsuit within two years and one day after a denial, so many 2024 claims are nearing their deadlines. Property owners with a denied or underpaid Texas storm damage insurance claim may qualify to file a lawsuit.
Texas homeowners policies generally cover storm water from above, such as rain entering through a roof or wall damaged by wind or hail. Rising water from rivers, storm surge, or runoff is excluded and requires separate flood insurance. Texas property owners whose rain damage claims were denied as flood damage may qualify to file a lawsuit and receive compensation.
Hurricane Isaias made landfall near Destin, Florida, as a Category 2 storm on October 9, 2026, causing widespread wind, rain, and flood damage across the Florida Panhandle and southern Alabama. If you or your family had a hurricane damage insurance claim denied, underpaid, or delayed after Isaias, you may qualify to file a lawsuit and receive compensation.
A new Texas law, Senate Bill 458, gives many homeowners and drivers a right to appraisal when an insurance company underpays a hail claim. This post explains how appraisal works, which policies are excluded, what legal rights it can limit, and who may qualify to file a lawsuit over a Texas hail damage insurance claim.
Tornados and straight-line winds have damaged homes across North Texas, from Mineral Wells and Cleburne to Denton and Garland. Property owners whose tornado damage claims or wind damage claims were denied, delayed, or underpaid may qualify to file a lawsuit and receive compensation. Learn how Texas law protects policyholders and how to start a claim.
Hurricane Beryl struck the Texas coast and the Houston area in July 2024. Many Beryl claims denied in late 2024 are now nearing Texas lawsuit deadlines, which makes early action important. If you or a loved one had a Texas storm damage insurance claim denied, underpaid, or delayed after Beryl, you may qualify to file a lawsuit and receive compensation.
A denied roof insurance claim in Texas is not always the final word. This guide explains the seven steps homeowners can take after a denial, from reading the denial letter and getting an independent inspection to tracking Texas Insurance Code deadlines. If you or a loved one had a Texas storm damage insurance claim denied, you may qualify to file a lawsuit and receive compensation.
Tropical Storm Edouard brought 90 mph gusts to Port Arthur and more than 20 inches of rain to parts of Southeast Texas in early September 2026. Homeowners, business owners, and drivers filing Texas storm damage insurance claims after Edouard may face disputes over wind, flood, and vehicle coverage, along with strict filing deadlines.
Hurricanes, floods, hail, high winds, and tornadoes damage Texas homes, businesses, and vehicles every year. Property owners and drivers whose Texas storm damage insurance claims were denied, underpaid, or delayed may qualify to file a lawsuit. Learn the eligibility criteria for each type of storm damage claim.
