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March 29, 2017
Title: Don’t be Deceived by Storm Chasers
Topic: Homeowner’s Rights
Discussed by Tori Sommerman
with Texas Watch (www.TexasWatch.org)
Part 1 of 2
Too many homeowners are taken advantage of by “storm chasers”.
Tori Sommerman is here to give some warning signs of scammers and explain the
law in more detail.
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Should homeowners be leery of professional storm chasers?
What should a homeowner/property owner/vehicle owner do if they suffer storm
damage?
What if the insurance adjuster is pushing for the homeowner to sign a contract
quickly? Is this called “swoop and settle”?
Before signing any document with an insurance adjuster, should the homeowner
have at least one quote from a qualified vendor, if not two?
Are lawyers or representatives of law firms allowed to go to door-to-door to
solicit business after a storm – or any time?
There are two bills currently before the Texas legislature: SB10
and HB1774. What will they do to diminish the rights of property owners? Tori will continue discussing these bills and a plan of action in the next segment.
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Title: Part 2 of 2 - Don’t be Deceived by Storm Chasers
Topic: Homeowner’s Rights
Discussed by Tori Sommerman
with Texas Watch (www.TexasWatch.org)
Questions/Issues Discussed:
Has it been proven that insurance companies instruct their adjusters to delay,
deny, and underpay insurance claims?
Have insurance adjusters also been given bonuses when they delay, deny, and
underpay insurance claims?
Listen as Tori reviews what homeowners should do immediately after a natural
disaster to ensure maximum payment from their insurance company.
Are some homeowners forced to take their insurance company to court due to
continued claim denials?
Tori has labeled SB10 and HB1774 “Blue
Tarp Laws”. What does this mean? What groups are pushing these bills?
HINT: You can blame the insurance companies!
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