When Is a Claim Filed Against an Insurer?

1. Wrongful dismissal of a claim

   Including claims of non-disclosure, misinterpretation of the policy or rejection without sufficient reasoning and without substantive examination.

2. Delay in the payment of insurance benefits

   When the handling is prolonged beyond what is reasonable, or is conditioned on irrelevant requirements.

3. Disputes concerning the scope of insurance coverage

   Such as a dispute over the amount of compensation, claims of material non-disclosure or a narrow interpretation of exclusions.

4. Partial or reduced payment

   When the compensation is paid in an amount that does not conform to the provisions of the policy and the law.

5. Types of private insurance we handle

   Home insurance, vehicle (property) insurance, travel insurance, contents insurance, third-party property insurance, private health insurance (excluding personal injury claims, which are handled separately).

How We Work

• Detailed review of policy terms and exclusions.

• Building a comprehensive evidentiary record.

• Professional correspondence and negotiation with the insurer.

• Court proceedings where necessary.

• Full legal representation throughout the process.