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San Antonio Insurance Law Firm
Overview
Here at The Loyd Law Firm in San Antonio, Texas, we provide unmatched counsel and support to policyholders seeking the full amount of their rightful compensation and benefits from their insurance companies as well as business owners, school districts, apartment complexes and other entities who are dealing with construction issues, HVAC problems, electrical and plumbing issues, and other serious matters...
Here at The Loyd Law Firm in San Antonio, Texas, we provide unmatched counsel and support to policyholders seeking the full amount of their rightful compensation and benefits from their insurance companies as well as business owners, school districts, apartment complexes and other entities who are dealing with construction issues, HVAC problems, electrical and plumbing issues, and other serious matters.
Shannon E. Loyd, owner of The Loyd Law Firm, is board certified in Consumer and Commercial Law by the Texas Board of Legal Specialization. She established our legal practice with a mission to deliver the highest level of advocacy and support to clients throughout our region. Along with handling insurance coverage disputes, bad faith claims and construction defects, we also have extensive experience dealing with complex employment law issues.
Recognized for our success helping our clients recover the maximum amount of compensation for the damages they incurred, we have received a listing in Texas Lawyer's Top Verdicts and Settlements for 2015. Additionally, our lawyers have earned consistent top rankings and endorsements from our peers. Perhaps more importantly, we have also received numerous testimonials and referrals from our satisfied clients, and we find great reward in being able to help so many in our community during their most dire times of need.
To find out more about how we can best assist you with your complex and pressing legal challenge, you can contact The Loyd Law Firm by calling our office or visiting our website to schedule a consultation. We also offer virtual consultations in these uncertain times to help keep you safe and healthy. We handle cases throughout Texas. Contact us today!
About The Loyd Law Firm
Practice Areas
- Insurance Law
People
Attorneys
- Shannon E. Loyd (Owner)
- Sandrine Shelton-Denbow (Of Counsel)
Staff
- Alison I. Kelly, Paralegal
Fees
Accepts Credit Cards
Office Information
Address
12703 Spectrum DriveSuite 201 San Antonio, TX 78249
Phone
Fax
- 210-775-1410
Websites
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