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How the Texas Prompt Payment Act Protects You
Texas Insurance Code 542A holds insurance carriers accountable for unnecessary delays in paying valid property damage claims. If a carrier takes too long to issue payment after receiving all required information, they may owe penalty interest — typically around 18% of the total amount paid. This law applies to already-settled claims — which means there’s no risk of reopening the file or jeopardizing the original payout.
Don’t Leave Money on the Table
We currently review claims that meet the following criteria:
This isn’t a new dispute with the carrier — it’s a legal right under Texas law that may entitle you or your client to additional compensation.
- The property damage claim was made in Texas for a Texas property
- The claim is fully settled (not active or ongoing)
- The claim payment was made 3 or more months after all documentation for the claim was filed
- The last check related to the claim was issued within the past 2 years
- There was a delay in payment after all documentation was submitted