Attorney Dennis Beaver has practiced law for many years in Bakersfield, California. Read more about Dennis and his background here. Dennis is a syndicated newspaper columnist and writes a weekly column entitled “You and the Law”. There have been numerous requests over the years to make these articles available and we are happy to offer them here. They are also indexed for your convenience.
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Many people have been caught in Timeshare Scams – and Dennis was invited to participate in a Dr. Phil program where over $207,000 was scammed from a woman informed that she had been awarded $38,000 in a Cabo San Lucas timeshare data breach. It wasn’t true. Here is the promo for the show.
“Filing your insurance claim after a wildfire is emotionally draining and should be done sooner rather than later to ensure your place in line is held,” says Los Angeles-based Karl Susman, an insurance broker for over 30 years.
He worries that a great deal of false and misleading advice on how to deal with claims resulting from California wildfires could result in substantial delays in claims being paid. Here, he answers questions that policy holders often ask and addresses how to deal with some scenarios.
I have to file a claim. Do I need a lawyer right away?