How do I choose a law firm?
Answer: In choosing a law firm, there are many variables that can go into making a decision such as experience, firm prestige or positive referrals. However, one of the best ways to make the choice is through the consultation process. If the attorney seems distracted or disinterested during the consultation, chances are he or she will be distracted or disinterested through the other phases of your case and act accordingly. You want to choose a firm that has the experience to handle even the largest cases but small enough to treat yours with the time and diligence that it deserves.
Our law firm understands a basic premise that so many seem to forget and that is, without our clients, we don’t exist. We believe that every client’s case is important and that when you need to speak to your attorney, you should be able to do so in a reasonable amount of time. We will always make sure that you are kept up-to-date on every phase of the case and that your attorney is available to address any of your questions or concerns.
What areas of law do you practice?
Answer: Our firm specializes in insurance claims law. [link to “Insurance” Page] We have represented thousands of clients who were victimized by Hurricanes Ike and Rita and then had their insurance claims delayed, denied or undervalued. We specialize in insurance claims regarding foundation damage, mold, commercial property damage, marine insurance claims, personal property claims, ERISA claims, life insurance claims and health insurance claims.
While the primary focus of the firm has been in insurance law, we also specialize in other practice areas such as business law, real estate law, commercial litigation, employment law, contract disputes, social security disability, catastrophic personal injury, estate planning and more. With offices in Houston and Beaumont, we represent clients throughout Southeast Texas. [link to respective pages]
Regardless of if you need contracts and documents drafted or need an aggressive litigator, our firm has the experience and resources to provide you with the best legal representation available. We look forward to the opportunity to earn your business and trust with regards to all of your legal needs.
Why should I hire a business attorney?
Answer: In many cases, people think about hiring a business attorney when they are having disputes or facing litigation. While it becomes necessary to hire experienced legal counsel in these situations, many times prior planning could save you money down the line. It is always a good idea to seek the legal counsel of a business attorney before starting any venture. At Snider Law Firm, our business attorneys can help you with business issues, such as the formation of your business or drafting of contracts. We can even determine if an LLP, LLC, partnership or other business formation entity works best for your company.
We can also draft contracts and other documents so that your business interests are always protected. We help you negotiate contracts with vendors and leasing to make sure you understand the agreement and verify that it works in your favor. In the event that you do face litigation, having an attorney that understands your business helps tremendously. In the event you do face a lawsuit, we can aggressively represent your interests to make sure you receive a favorable decision.
What is the best way to avoid probate?
Answer: Avoiding probate can best be done by advanced planning. While most people don’t like the idea of thinking about their own mortality, it is important to have your affairs in order, in case something unexpected occurs. Our estate planning attorneys [link to “Estate Planning” Page] can document your wishes through wills, trusts and other documents. Having a power of attorney, medical power of attorney and other records documenting your wishes can help give you the peace of mind you need and make sure your loved ones are protected.
In the event probate becomes necessary, our experience will go to work for you to make sure your family receives what they should. In many cases, family member and relatives fight over possessions and money when they should be grieving the loss of a loved one. By making your wishes clearly stated and documented, you are protecting the ones you care for.
How do I get my insurance company to take my claim seriously?
Answer: Understanding the insurance companies is the first step. Insurance carriers love to receive your money every month and sell you different policies. If you want to purchase insurance, it is not very hard to get in touch with someone. If you have an insurance claim, getting in touch with a live person can be a chore. Getting the claim handled promptly can be even worse. When you can’t get satisfaction on your own, retaining legal counsel is a step to seriously consider.
Our insurance claim attorneys have handled thousands of insurance claims ranging from damages from hurricanes Ike and Rita to commercial property damage claims. We are experienced with regards to all insurance coverage policies and have represented clients against all of the major carriers.
You pay your monthly insurance premiums because you want the security of knowing that if something happens, you are covered. You are rightfully entitled to fair compensation for your claim. Our insurance attorneys will make sure you receive what is rightfully yours. You don’t have to fight with the insurance companies. We will fight for you.
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Why do I need a social security disability attorney?
Answer: While the Social Security Administration (SSA) does not require you to have a lawyer or advocate representing your case, it tends to be beneficial to have one because of the increased likelihood of success. The social security disability attorneys of Snider Law Firm can aid with filling out the proper paperwork to handling your appeals process. You don’t have to go through this alone.
If you have any further questions or would like to learn more about Snider Law Firm’s business and personal legal services, contact us in Beaumont at 409-924-9595 or fill out our contact form to set up a free consultation.