What we handle
- Commercial property
- Offices, warehouses, retail, and restaurants damaged by storms, water, or fire.
- Business interruption
- Lost income and extra expenses while the business is closed or slowed.
- Contract disputes
- Disputes with insurers, contractors, and vendors that threaten the business.
- Large and complex losses
- Losses that need accountants, engineers, and contractors to document.
Signs you should talk to a lawyer
- The insurer disputes your lost-income figures
- The claim is too complex to manage while running the business
- Repairs can't start because the insurer hasn't paid
- A contractor or vendor dispute is holding up the work
How we help
- Read the commercial policy, endorsements, and limits
- Build the income claim with your records and experts
- Negotiate with the insurer and other parties
- Litigate when negotiation doesn't work
Questions
What records do I need for a business interruption claim?
Usually tax returns, profit and loss statements, payroll, and records of extra expenses since the loss. We'll tell you exactly what your policy requires.
Tell us what happened
Send the form, or reach us directly. We'll review your situation for free and explain your options.