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Can I afford an attorney if I have to sue my insurance company?

If you have to sue your insurance company, you will certainly be able to afford an attorney. Generally, in Florida, attorneys will handle claims on what is known as a contingent fee basis, which means the insurance company is paid either from a settlement, or by the insurance company if there is a recovery. In addition, there is a statute, or a law, in Florida, that obligates the insurance company to pay for the attorney’s fees, the homeowner’s attorney’s fees, if there is a lawsuit and a recovery under the policy.

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If you are having difficulty receiving coverage or compensation on your insurance claim, call our office for a free consultation. Several of our attorneys and staff members speak Spanish, and we are always here to serve you.

We take cases on a contingency fee basis, which means that our fees and costs are contingent on achieving a positive result for you. In many cases, however, our fees and expenses are paid mostly or entirely by the insurance company.

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