Insurance Bad Faith in Louisiana Hurricane Claims
Insurance companies in Louisiana are legally required to act in good faith when handling claims.
When they fail to do so, policyholders may be entitled to additional compensation beyond the value of the claim.
Examples of Bad Faith After Hurricanes
Under Louisiana law, insurers who act in bad faith can be required to pay penalties, attorney’s fees, and additional damages — sometimes up to twice the amount of the original loss.
Understanding Louisiana Insurance Law
Louisiana has some of the strongest policyholder protections in the country.
Two key laws govern hurricane claims:
If your insurance company violates these laws, you may have a separate bad faith claim in addition to your property damage claim.
How Ketry Law Firm Helps You Recover
1. Policy & Claim Review
We analyze your insurance policy and claim to identify underpayment or denial issues.
2. Damage Evaluation
We assess the full scope of hurricane damage and compare it to the insurer’s estimate.
3. Bad Faith Investigation
We identify delays, misconduct, and violations of Louisiana law.
4. Aggressive Representation
We negotiate with the insurer — and litigate when necessary — to maximize your recovery.
Why Choose Ketry Law Firm
Insurance companies have teams protecting their interests. You deserve one protecting yours.
Don’t Accept Less Than You Deserve
After a hurricane, time matters. Delays can weaken your claim and give insurers an advantage.
If your claim has been denied, delayed, underpaid, or mishandled, you may be entitled to significantly more than what the insurance company has offered.
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Serving Clients Across Louisiana
With offices in New Orleans, Covington, and Luling, Ketry Law Firm represents clients statewide in hurricane and property damage insurance disputes.