For referring attorneys
Michigan Property Insurance Attorney Referrals
Allyn PC accepts referrals from Michigan attorneys whose clients need focused representation in homeowner, business, and commercial property-insurance claims.
Referral-fee policy
20% of Allyn PC's contingency fee
Allyn PC pays 20% of its contingency fee to a referring attorney on accepted matters. The arrangement is documented in the attorney-client agreement and requires the client's written consent.
One focused property-claim practice
Referrals can involve fire, smoke, water, storm, theft, building, contents, additional living expense, valuation, EUO, SIU, appraisal, denial, underpayment, and litigation issues.
When to refer a property-insurance matter
- The client needs help developing and documenting a substantial claim.
- The insurer has denied, delayed, or underpaid benefits.
- The claim involves coverage, causation, depreciation, code, contents, or valuation disputes.
- The insurer requests an examination under oath or begins an SIU investigation.
- The matter requires appraisal advice, negotiation, or litigation.
A direct referral process
- Contact Benjamin Allyn with a brief description of the claim and any known deadline.
- Allyn PC completes a conflicts review and evaluates the policy, facts, evidence, and economics.
- If the matter is accepted, the client signs the engagement agreement and written referral terms.
- The referring attorney remains informed as appropriate and receives the agreed referral fee from Allyn PC's contingency fee.
Professional responsibility: Every referral arrangement remains subject to applicable ethical rules, client consent, the written agreement, and the circumstances of the matter. This page is a general description, not a binding fee agreement.
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