Claims against insurance companies
If you have been denied cover by your insurance company or they are disputing the value of your insurance claim, we can help you.
Our experience
We have advised businesses on a wide range of insurance claims, including property damage, employers’ and public liability and business interruption claims.
We have also advised individuals on critical illness policies and household property claims. If you have a dispute with your insurers, we can help you to achieve the best possible outcome.
We have recently seen an increase in claims relating to business interruption insurance claims arising out of the COVID-19 shutdown.
Let us help you
Contact us to find out what we can do to help
Let us help you
Contact us to find out what we can do to help
Why choose us?
Here are just a few examples of the claims that Gordon Deane and the rest of the team have been involved with:
- We are recently advised a company in the hospitality sector in respect of a business interruption insurance claim arising out of the COVID-19 shutdown. The insurers disputed liability.
- We recently acted for a couple in a dispute over a critical illness policy. We successfully persuaded their insurers to pay up the full value of the claim.
- We acted for a company in the restaurant sector in connection with a property damage and business interruption insurance claim arising out of a fire at their premises. The insurers sought to avoid liability for material non-disclosure.
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Partner Gordon Deane has many years’ experience in acting for small businesses and individuals against a wide range of UK and Irish banks.
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