Insurance Claims Attorney serving Coarsegold, CA

EJD Law Group represents individuals and businesses who have endured bad faith conduct from their insurance company. Whether it is a homeowner who suffered property damage to their home and the insurance company refuses to cover the claim, a contractor who has a claim relating to their work and the insurance company refuses to provide coverage for the claim, or a business owner who has been named in a lawsuit and the insurance company refuses to defend them, we have the expertise to assist in a wide variety of matters relating to insurance coverage.

We represent policyholders on the following types of claims:

Water Damage
Wind Damage
Smoke and Ash
Earthquake Damage
Mold Claims
Landslides
Mudslides
Theft and Vandalism
Contractor's Claims
Liability Claims

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Owning a house is a dream we all share, and if you are one of those lucky ones who is getting to live that dream, we recommend that you hire a real estate attorney right away!

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