When any kind of naturally occurring damage strikes your residential or commercial property, it often leads to emotional and financial setbacks in addition to mounting legal and insurance concerns. Property damage can be further complicated when the issue of vandalism or malicious intentions becomes apparent in the eyes of those experiencing the damage, the insurance companies determining reimbursements, and any police or firefighting officials coordinating their reports and investigation.
There are several variations of acts of vandalism that can sometimes lead to property damage and the subsequent filing of an insurance claim. Vandalism can be simply defined as the willful, often malicious, and intentional damage or destruction of another person’s property, with examples ranging as minor as throwing rocks through a window, to theft of damaged personal property following relocation. There are isolated cases of vandalism, such as arson, which can be hard to prove as a covered claim without the experience of an insurance claims attorney such as Jeffrey D. Nodd. In almost every case, vandalism requires extensive and significant repairs to damaged properties, and you need an attorney who understands how to carefully handle your claim and maximize your recovery for your damages.
With any perceived problem regarding your vandalism insurance claim, call Jeffrey D. Nodd at (818) 501-5006 for a free case evaluation and consultation to recover your losses and ensure fair and just reimbursement from insurance companies.