Policyholder Litigation Claims Survey

What type of homeowners insurance claim did you have?
Who filed your homeowners insurance claim?
How long after your home was damaged was your homeowners insurance claim filed?
What is the primary reason you hired an attorney for your homeowners insurance claim?
If you had a poor claim experience with your insurance company, what was the primary cause of that experience?
When during the claim process did you hire an attorney?
How did you find your attorney?
From the time you hired an attorney, how long did it take to settle your claim?
How did your final settlement payment match your expectations?
What percentage amount did your attorney receive of the total settlement payment?
According to Florida Bar Rules of Professional Conduct, in the event there is a recovery (payment), on the conclusion of the representation, your attorney must prepare a closing statement reflecting an itemization of all costs and expenses, together with the amount of the fee received by each participating attorney or law firm. It is required by law that you receive a closing statement. Did you receive a closing statement from your attorney?
If you had another homeowners insurance claim in the future, would you hire an attorney to represent you?