Law Offices of Neal Bonrud PLLC
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Helping People With Legal Issues Related to Insurance

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Denied, Delayed, and Underpaid Insurance Claims

DO NOT Let Your Insurance Company Treat You Unfairly!

Insurance companies are in the business of making money, and the less they pay out on claims, the more profit they make. They are not in the business of paying claims; they are in the business of selling insurance policies and collecting premiums. They often underpay claims or wrongfully deny them. That’s why they have thousands of lawyers working for them.

  • Make them pay what they owe you
  • Plus your attorney fees and costs
  • Up to triple the amount of your damages
  • I take insurance cases on a Contingency Fee
  • Contact me for a Free Consultation
  • I work for people and businesses, not insurance companies

I help people with legal issues related to insurance. Over the last 25 years, I have settled more than 2,000 property insurance claims. Check out the other pages for information on homeowners, business, life, and auto/boat/RV policies, plus Insurance Bad Faith and the Washington Insurance Fair Conduct Act (IFCA).

If you are going to face the army of lawyers employed by the insurance industry, you need someone on your side. The Law Offices of Neal Bonrud PLLC represents people and businesses with insurance claims in Washington. Offices in Spokane and Issaquah. Call for a Free Consultation.

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Testimonials

“As an attorney who works for insurance companies, I knew who to call when Farmers denied the insurance claim on my home. I called Neal and he took the case. The results far exceeded my expectations. Not only did I get more than I expected, but they also paid all of the attorneys fees and costs.”

S.P.

“My restaurant suffered water damage from a broken pipe and my insurance company denied the claim. Neal sued the company and I received much more than the cost to repair the damages and they also paid for all of the legal costs.”

C.O.