How we fight
We don’t ask nicelytwice.
A denial letter is the insurer’s opening position, not the final word. Here’s exactly what happens when you bring us yours.
The process
Four moves. No wasted ones.
- 01
Send us the paper trail
The denial letter, the bill, the policy, the photos. Whatever you have. You don’t need it organized.
- 02
We tear it apart
We read the policy and the bill the way the other side hoped you wouldn’t, and tell you plainly where you stand.
- 03
We put them on notice
A written demand that tells them what they owe, why, and that you have counsel. The tone of the claim changes.
- 04
We push until it’s resolved
Negotiation, appraisal, administrative appeal or a lawsuit. Whatever the claim needs.
Their playbook vs. ours
They’ve run this play a thousand times.
Insurers and big billing departments don’t improvise. Neither do we.
Delay until you give upWe set the clock. Written demands, deadlines and follow-through.Bury you in paperworkWe answer for you, and we demand their file in return.Blame wear and tear, age or “pre-existing”We bring the evidence: inspections, records, experts.Lowball and hope you’re desperateWe value the claim properly and don’t negotiate against ourselves.Recorded statements to trip you upYou don’t talk to them alone. Ever.Bet that you won’t sueWe prepare every claim as if it’s going to court.
What we won’t do
No runaround. No sugarcoating.
- Tell you what you want to hear instead of what’s true
- Promise a result. Nobody honest can.
- Let your file sit while deadlines pass
- Negotiate against ourselves
- Take every case. If yours isn’t worth fighting, we’ll say so.
