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NorthwestConstruction &Insurance Law
CallRepair and Claim Review

What needs fixing. What it should cost. What you can pursue.

Tell us about the damage, disputed repair or insurance payment. You do not need a complete file to get started.

Get Your Repair and Claim Reviewed

Step 1 of 2

* Required. How we handle your information

Submitting this form does not create an attorney-client relationship or protect any deadline. Please do not send privileged or highly sensitive documents unless requested.

Fees & costs

Pursuing payment.
Understanding the expenses.

Before representation begins, the written agreement explains attorney fees, the expenses advanced, and how reimbursement is handled—including if there is no recovery.

Attorney fees

We generally handle accepted matters on contingency. The agreement sets the fee and the terms that apply to your representation.

Litigation & investigation expenses

We advance litigation costs, including agreed expert and investigation expenses. These are the costs of developing and pursuing the claim.

The building’s repair costs

The money needed to perform construction repairs is separate. Advancing claim expenses does not mean Northwest finances the building work or guarantees full repair funding.

Clear decisions. Less of the burden on you.

What happens after you inquire

  1. 01

    Initial review

    The team checks the people involved, the kind of dispute, the amount at stake, and any time pressure.

  2. 02

    Further information, if needed

    If closer review is appropriate, the firm may request selected photos, estimates, reports, policies, or correspondence and explain how to provide them.

  3. 03

    A decision about the next step

    The next step may be a conversation about representation, a narrower review, a referral, or an explanation that the matter is not a fit. A written agreement is required before representation begins.

Preparing your records

Keep your photos, reports, estimates, correspondence, and timeline together. Start with a summary here; documents are optional and can be provided later. If the firm has requested selected documents, you can attach them in Step 2. Do not send privileged or highly sensitive material unless requested.

What to preserve before repairs begin
Get Your Repair and Claim Reviewed | Northwest Construction & Insurance Law