About Us

At Leyva Law, we are dedicated to standing by your side in the pursuit of justice. Specializing in Personal Injury and Home Insurance Claims, we understand the challenges individuals face when dealing with insurance companies. We firmly believe that in these situations, having a knowledgeable and experienced insurance attorney on your side is crucial. As we know from experience, the insurance company is not your friend. Even when it seems they are being helpful, they never have your best interest in mind. Their loyalty is to their employer, the insurance company, whose goal is to pay out as little as possible on every claim. With their array of tactics and excuses, it can be overwhelming to confront them alone. However, with our expertise in the law, you can trust us to be your steadfast advocates. Let our team navigate the legal complexities while you focus on your well-being.

It’s common for people to be hesitant about hiring a lawyer, because they prefer to settle quickly or they worry about high attorney fees cutting into their compensation. Interestingly, those who do have legal representation typically receive three times more in compensation compared to those who don’t. It’s important to emphasize that hiring a lawyer doesn’t automatically entail being drawn into a lawsuit. Instead, their expertise can be instrumental in ensuring you receive appropriate compensation and to navigate the intricacies of lodging an insurance claim. Dealing with the adjuster on your own can indeed be a significant burden. It’s can be a huge relief to have the assistance and support from a lawyer during this process.

For Home Insurance claims: If your claim was denied, under deductible, or you did not receive enough to cover your damages, and you did not sign a release, you might still be entitled to additional compensation. It does not matter if you already cashed the check or started making repairs out of pocket.

Contact our office immediately to review your case and know your rights. Be mindful there are statutes that set time limits on submitting claims and filing a lawsuit.