Keogh, Cox & Wilson is experienced in litigating first party commercial and personal property claims relative to losses claimed as a result of named storms. The law firm has represented various interests in the Attorney General’s Road Home suit, in various mass and class action suits in the In Re Katrina Canal Breaches Consolidated Litigation, and in numerous other hurricane related-suits initiated by individual claimants.

In 2007, Keogh, Cox & Wilson was awarded the “Peacemaker Award” by Brown & Brown for its litigation of multiple “Katrina lawsuits.” This award was presented to the law firm as a result of the dismissals obtained by Keogh, Cox & Wilson in all of the hurricane claims asserted against Hull & Company. Keogh, Cox & Wilson has proven expertise in litigating negligent misrepresentation and other claims asserted against insurance agents and brokers.

Litigation attorneys at Keogh, Cox & Wilson can assist you in: analyzing the scope of coverage; providing experts in construction, engineering, meteorology, accounting and other pertinent areas; eliminating unsubstantiated or uncovered claims for building damage, contents, business personal property, ALE and/or business interruption claims; and avoiding the potential for bad faith claims. Keogh, Cox & Wilson’s team approach to this area of law permits us to provide you prompt, cost-effective and professional legal representation. Contact the “storm team” insurance litigation attorneys regarding any questions you might have concerning a named storm claim.