Why Your Water Damage Claim May Be Denied

A seemingly minor leak can leave you with an expensive home repair headache. On average, water damage repairs cost between $2,000 and $6,000, but restoration after severe damage can run upward of $100,000.   Paying for repairs upfront is difficult, if not impossible, for many homeowners. Insurance plays a critical role in decreasing your out-of-pocket […]

What To Do When Your Roof Damage Claim is Denied

Cincinnati and northern Kentucky experience volatile weather throughout the year, ranging from heavy snow one week to hailstorms the next. If you’ve ever walked outside after a storm to see loose shingles, you know how damaging severe weather, fires, and other events can be to your roof. Your homeowners insurance can help with money for […]

Ohio Statute of Limitations Property Damage

Ohio law gives you the right to pursue legal action if someone damages your property. Although suing a neighbor or community member may feel uncomfortable, property damage claims are typically handled and paid by the at-fault party’s insurance company and not the individual directly. However, there is a deadline for filing suit, also known as […]

Lawrence and Associates Featured on WCPO Following Recent Storm Damage in Kentucky

Lawrence & Associates Injury Lawyers was recently featured on WCPO 9 News to offer insight and guidance on a growing issue affecting Kentucky residents: storm damage insurance claim denials following the recent tornadoes and severe weather across the state. In the segment, attorney Justin Lawrence spoke about the legal rights of homeowners who have experienced […]

How to File a Property Damage Lawsuit

Property damage lawsuits can be a tedious and complex legal process. You may decide that filing a property damage lawsuit is right if you face an insurance denial, a low settlement offer, or a dispute over damages. Regardless of the reason for filing, these lawsuits can benefit an individual or business by allowing them to […]

Kentucky Statute of Limitations for Property Damage

When a storm tears through your neighborhood or a fire damages your home, your first priority is keeping your family safe. While legal deadlines may not be at the top of your mind, in Kentucky, you typically have just two years from the date of the damage to file a property damage claim. Miss the […]