At the Law Offices of John D. Pallante, we focus on helping clients resolve complex insurance claims and disputes. Whether you’re facing denied claims, underpaid settlements, or delays, John is committed to ensuring you receive the full compensation you deserve. By exploring every possible avenue for recovery—including third-party payments—John fights to maximize your compensation.
With years of experience handling insurance claims, John provides personalized representation, ensuring that your case is handled with care and diligence. He works closely with third-party experts when needed, such as claims adjusters and investigators, to build a strong case and push for a fair resolution. Whether you’re dealing with homeowners, auto, or business insurance disputes, John’s goal is to secure the best outcome possible.
Common Insurance Disputes We Handle:
Denied Claims
Denied insurance claims can occur for a variety of reasons, often unjustly. These can include policy misinterpretations, missing documentation, or technical errors. John D. Pallante thoroughly reviews your case, challenging improper denials to ensure you receive the coverage you’re entitled to.
Underpaid Claims
Insurance companies may offer lower settlements than you deserve. This can happen when damages are underestimated or certain expenses are excluded. John works diligently to push for higher compensation by negotiating with insurers or pursuing further legal action.
Delayed Payments
Insurers sometimes delay payouts unnecessarily, creating financial strain for policyholders. John ensures that your claim is processed quickly, holding insurers accountable when they drag their feet.
Bad Faith Claims
Bad faith practices occur when an insurer intentionally misrepresents policy terms, unfairly denies a claim, or delays payment without a valid reason. If your insurer isn’t acting in good faith, John will fight to hold them accountable and secure the compensation you deserve.
Property Damage Claims
Whether it’s damage to a home, business, or vehicle, dealing with property damage claims can be overwhelming. John assists clients by reviewing damage assessments, disputing low offers, and making sure all losses are properly compensated.
Frequently Asked Questions
1. What should I do if my insurance claim is denied?
If your claim is denied, collect all related documents and communication with the insurer. Contact John D. Pallante for a thorough review of your case and to explore your legal options.
2. Can I receive compensation from third parties?
Yes, in many cases, John D. Pallante will explore third-party claims to secure additional compensation, especially if another party contributed to your losses.
Our success stories speak for themselves. Read more about our testimonials and case results to see how John has helped clients recover what they deserve.
If you’re facing an insurance dispute, don’t wait—timing can make all the difference. Whether your claim was denied, underpaid, or delayed, John D. Pallante is ready to step in and fight for the compensation you deserve. With extensive experience in navigating complex insurance claims, John offers a personalized and results-driven approach to every case.
Call 445-245-8788 today for a free consultation and let John D. Pallante help you secure the compensation you need to move forward with confidence.
Welcome to the FAQ section of Pallante Law. Here, you’ll find answers to some of the most common questions we receive regarding our legal services and practice areas. Whether you’re seeking information about specific legal issues or want to learn more about how we can assist you, we’ve compiled these answers to help guide you.
The duration of a personal injury lawsuit in Philadelphia can vary depending on the complexity of the case, the severity of the injuries, and whether the case goes to trial. On average, the process can take anywhere from several months to a few years. The timeline generally follows these steps:
An experienced attorney will aim to resolve the case as efficiently as possible while ensuring you receive fair compensation, but the timeline can vary based on the specifics of the case and the legal strategy involved.
