Are you stuck? Need help?
After you find out your house has been destroyed because your termite prevention company tricked you into thinking they were doing their job, you might find that regaining control and turning your life around is harder than you thought.
It's okay to ask for help. The lawyers at www.CochranBowers.com can at least point you in the right direction.
If your termite protection company is a big outfit, like Orkin, Terminix, or Rentokil, you might be thinking that they are just too big to fight. After years of them performing sham termite protection services and you're now facing a massive infestation with lots of damage, the worst thing you can do is let these crooks cheat you in the damage claims process.
What do I do if I have termites?
If you have live termites in your house, in the walls, or in the crawl space, whether Swarmers looking to reproduce or Workers foraging for wood to eat, your initial instinct may be to call your termite company. However, if they have been cheating you for years, don't you think it's possible they might use this opportunity to cover up their wrongdoings?
How do I know if I have a termite lawsuit?
You don't want to find out after your termite company has concealed their bad behavior that you likely "had" a really good termite fraud or damage claim lawsuit. Therefore, if you find termites in your house, you should call an experienced termite fraud and damage claim lawyer and let them get you aimed in the right direction.
The lawyers at Cochran Bowers PC are not the only termite fraud and damage claim lawyers in Alabama; however, they have successfully handled hundreds of these types of cases and have the experience necessary to take the wheel and get things turned around for you.
If you need help, contact a lawyer at www.CochranBowers.com. If they can help you, they will. On the other hand, if they aren't the right fit for you and your unique situation, they will let you know that too and they'll try to help you find the right lawyer for your needs.
Legal Disclaimer: This blog is for educational purposes only. Nothing in here should be considered by you as legal advice. If you have a legal question, you should contact a lawyer licensed in your state and schedule a free initial consultation.
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