Insurance Law

Personal injury and wrongful death cases invariably involve insurance companies.

In the injury claims process, insurance companies have always held a big advantage over their insured policyholders. Insurance carriers, armed with a battery of legal and forensic experts and extensive resources used to investigate and handle claims, have often projected a "David and Goliath" image when dealing with an insured challenging the settlement of his or her claim. Typically, injured clients and families do not understand the claim process until an injury or death occurs. Without advance knowledge of the insurance policy, coverage, exclusions, and interpretations, injured individuals and families feel helpless when presented with the insurance company's interpretation of the policy terms and settlement offer. Oftentimes, injured individuals and families recover far less than what the policy provides. Baton Rouge Attorney Erik M. Tadda knows the games that insurance companies play, and is well versed in the interpretation of insurance policy language as well as the litigation of insurance claims. He handles insurance issues involving:

• Personal injury - wrongful death claims
• Bodily injury
• Bad faith claims
• Insurance coverage disputes
• Maritime and admiralty injuries
• Medical negligence - malpractice
• Motor vehicle accidents
• Nursing home claims
• Pharmaceutical and drug companies
• Product and retailer liability
• Property and casualty claims
• Underinsured motorist (UIM) claims
• Uninsured motorist (UM) claims

Mr. Tadda offers clients outstanding service, representation, and results in all aspects of insurance law, including litigation, mediation, and arbitration.

Contact us for a free initial consultation with our insurance lawyer. From law offices in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, our lawyer helps the people of Hammond, Amite, Independence, Gonzales, Prairieville, Donaldsville, New Orleans, Ascension Parish, East Baton Rouge Parish, Livingston Parish, Tangipahoa Parish, West Baton Rouge Parish, and more.