At The Sacks Law Group, PLLC we operate on a contingency fee agreement. We do not require any upfront retainer fee. You do not have to pay any costs out of pocket. Any fees and costs that are accrued during the prosecution of your claim will be re-couped when we resolve your claim.

Absolutely! Often, insurance companies wrongfully deny claims. The Sacks Law Group has gotten large settlements on claims that were completely denied. Call us as soon as possible so we can review your policy and fight for every benefit you are entitled to under the policy.

Absolutely! Insurance companies commonly undervalue claims. The Sacks Law Group specializes in reviewing claims and getting clients every benefit they are entitled to.

According to Florida Law, bad faith is when the insurance company does not attempt in good faith to settle claims when, under all the circumstances, it could and should have done so, had it acted fairly and honestly toward it’s insured and with due regard for her or his interests.

• Navigate murky waters of insurance claims process

• Add tremendous amount of value – Why do we add value? Because it changes the cost benefit analysis of the insurance companies. The insurance companies are aware of the reputation of our firm and they know they have a fight on their hands, and they will now have to hire their own attorneys. In light of that, they will now pay significantly more than if you were handling the claim yourself or with a non-attorney (i.e. public adjuster).

• Your claim may have been wrongfully denied – Valid homeowners insurance claims are denied every day by the insurance companies. If you feel your claim has been denied or undervalued, contact us today to review your claim.

• Attorney may find additional coverages by interpreting your policy that add value to your claim (i.e. contents, loss of use, additional living expenses, etc.)

Auto Accident - In Florida, you have four years from the date of the accident to file a car insurance claim against an at-fault driver and their insurance company for personal injury or property damage.

Storm Damage - In Florida, you have three years from the date the storm made landfall to notify the insurance company of damage from a windstorm or hurricane.

Auto Accident - In Florida, you have four years from the date of the accident for file a car insurance claim against an at-fault driver and their insurance company for personal injury or property damage.

Storm Damage - In Florida, you have three years from the date the storm made landfall to notify the insurance company of damage from a windstorm or hurricane.