Denied Insurance Claim Lawyer

Insurance Said No? Let Us Take It From Here.

When you’ve paid your premiums and followed the rules, a denied insurance claim feels like a betrayal. Whether it’s after an accident, injury, or property loss — being told “no” by your insurance company isn’t the end of the road. At Ralls & Ralls, we fight back against unfair denials and force insurers to honor the policies they sold you.

Why Was Your Claim Denied?

Insurance companies deny valid claims every day — often for reasons that don’t hold up under legal pressure. Common excuses include:

• Alleged “insufficient documentation”

• Claims that your injuries or damages were pre-existing

• Disputes over who was at fault

• Accusations of policy violations

• Missed deadlines or improper forms

• Claims that coverage doesn’t apply — when it actually does

We’ll review your denial letter, investigate the case, and build a strategy to get it overturned or paid out — quickly and aggressively.

Types of Denied Claims We Handle

• Auto accident injury claims

• Uninsured/underinsured motorist coverage denials

• Medical expense reimbursement disputes

• Rideshare accident claims

• Property damage after hit-and-runs

• Denied death benefits or wrongful death claims

• Bad faith insurance denials

What You May Be Entitled To

If your claim was wrongfully denied, we fight to recover:

• The full value of your original claim

• Interest on delayed payments

• Compensation for financial losses caused by the delay

• Emotional distress damages in some cases

• Extra damages for bad faith, if the insurer acted illegally

Why Choose Ralls & Ralls?

✅ We handle denied claims from day one — or after months of frustration
✅ 25% contingency — no legal fees unless we recover for you
✅ We force insurers to play by the rules
✅ Direct access to a dedicated attorney and case manager
✅ Fast action — no dragging your case out for months

Don’t Accept a Denial. Challenge It.

Insurance companies rely on the fact that most people won’t fight back. That’s where we come in. If you’ve received a denial letter or can’t get a straight answer from your insurer — contact us now.