Strategic Litigation & Legal Problem Solving
We Solve BIG Problems
Tighe P.A. is a national law firm built for matters that demand foresight, structure, and sustained legal pressure. Led by Attorney Daniel Tighe, an experienced legal strategist and architect of complex litigation, the firm operates through coordinated legal teams and a trusted network of experts and co-counsel developed over decades of practice.
The firm is widely known for its extensive work in property damage and insurance litigation, particularly in disputes involving large losses, delayed or denied claims, and adversarial insurance carriers. These matters often arise after catastrophic events and require disciplined strategy, technical expertise, and the ability to confront well-resourced opponents.
In addition, Tighe P.A. represents individuals and families in serious injury and catastrophic loss matters, including cases involving vehicle collisions, unsafe premises, workplace injuries and other high-impact events.
Across all practice areas, our focus remains the same: identifying leverage, imposing structure, and pursuing outcomes with precision and persistence.
“Although I am humbled by the honor of being recognized by my peers in the legal community, the biggest rewards for me are the many thank-you calls and letters from clients who can put their lives back together because of the work we do.”
Daniel Tighe, Esq. - Founding Partner
Relentless Advocacy
The Tighe PA Way
At Tighe P.A., results are driven by structure, preparation, and clarity of purpose. We approach every matter with urgency where it matters, precision where it counts, and transparency throughout the process.
Responsive and deliberate — matters are addressed promptly, with strategy guiding every action
Clear communication — clients and referring counsel remain informed at critical stages, without noise or confusion
People first — each matter is handled with attention to the real individuals and interests involved
Tailored legal solutions — strategy and execution are aligned to the specific demands of each case
The TighePA Way reflects how complex litigation should be handled: thoughtfully designed, carefully managed, and relentlessly pursued.
Our Experience Counts
Successfully resolving complex legal matters requires more than familiarity with the law, it requires judgment, coordination, and the ability to navigate high-stakes disputes from start to finish.
Tighe P.A. brings deep experience across thousands of matters nationwide, including complex insurance disputes, serious injury claims, and class action lawsuits. The firm is often engaged in cases involving underpaid or denied claims, contested liability, or procedural and factual complexity that demands a disciplined, strategic approach.
Our teams manage matters comprehensively, from initial evaluation through resolution or trial when necessary.
Strategy is developed early, pressure points are identified, and resources are deployed deliberately to advance each case toward a meaningful outcome.
A Law Firm With Empathy
When you are facing a legal battle against a big company, it can be difficult to know where to turn for help.
Engaging legal counsel can be daunting, especially if you’ve never needed to before. With Tighe P.A., you can rest assured that you have a powerful ally on your side who will work aggressively to advance your case. We work with integrity, honesty, and professionalism to support and guide you through the legal process to achieve the best possible outcome for you.
To learn more about our services and how we can help you with your case, give us a call today. At Tighe P.A., we’re more than your attorneys—we’re your allies.
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Insurance Claims and Disputes FAQ
My house was damaged and I have a loss. Where do I start?
The first thing you should do is to get the insurance policy. If you have multiple policies (such as an additional flood policy or wind damage policy), get them all. Next, take pictures and video of the damage from multiple angles and distances, including close ups of the damage. You must also take reasonable steps to protect your property from further damage. It will also be a good idea to contact contractors so you can have them inspect your property and provide estimates to find the cost and scope of repairs.
What if I can’t find my insurance policy?
Ask and write your agent for a copy of the policy if you do not have one and get the name of your insurance company, your policy number, and telephone number for the company.
What is the next step?
Once your policy is in hand, reach out to your insurance carrier (or carriers) to report the loss and initiate the claims process. Do this when you first learn of the damage. You are required to report the loss promptly even if you believe that the damage your property received will not meet your deductible. Report the damage to all of your insurance carriers, and to be safe you should also provide notification in writing by also sending a letter to your carrier(s).
What will my insurer ask me and what should I tell them when I report the loss?
Obviously, the first thing an insurer will want to know when you report property damage is what was damaged, what caused the damage, and when the incident or loss event occurred. If you have taken any steps or bought any materials to prevent further damage or have hired anyone to help with repairs, KEEP ALL OF YOUR RECEIPTS.
Is the damage to my property even covered by my insurance policy?
If you are not sure whether the cause of the loss is covered, we recommend you call an attorney first. Hurricane and fire claims generally are easily covered and should pose no problem. However, some agents erroneously tell their customers that a particular cause of loss is excluded from coverage because the agent does not fully understand the language used in the policy, and sometimes the policyholder fails to give an accurate description of the loss and the event which led to the loss.
How much does it cost to hire your firm for an insurance dispute?
Our firm handles virtually every insurance claim case on a contingency basis. Under our standard contingency fee agreement, if there is no recovery, there are no fees or costs owed to Tighe, P.A.
If we lose, we work for you for free. If we prevail, then the insurance company may have to cover our attorneys’ fees and costs. Either way, you get legal representation for your claim dispute free of charge.
Our law-firm also advances the costs associated with your case such as the court filing fee, hiring independent loss consultants, etc. If you are not sure if we can help you, give us a call and speak to one of our friendly staff who will gladly answer all of your questions.
Other firms ask for a larger percentage of the settlement than your firm. Why?
Florida law provides that if a policyholder sues his/her/its insurance company, to recover on a Florida issued policy, the insurance company must pay a reasonable attorney’s fee as well as statutory fees if the insured is successful in ta
That’s easy! Contact us if you have any questions about your property damage or insurance claim.
To reach us:
Toll free in Florida – 1.855.567.7776 (1-855-LOSSPRO)
E-mail at info@tighepa.com
We look forward to speaking to you!
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After handling thousands of insurance claim disputes, we feel that the amount we ask for is fair, and is sufficient to allow us to prepare for and effectively litigate. Other firms may feel differently.
The problem(s) I have are not addressed in your FAQ. How can I get help?
That’s easy! Contact us if you have any questions about your property damage or insurance claim.
To reach us:
Toll free in Florida – 1.855.567.7776 (1-855-LOSSPRO)
E-mail at info@tighepa.com
We look forward to speaking to you!
How long does the insurance company have to pay my claim?
In Florida, an insurance carrier is required to pay or deny your claim within 90 days of you submitting your claim. If you do not receive a check within 90 days, the insurance company may be wrongfully delaying your claim. This is illegal.
Depending on the particular circumstances, your insurance company might even have to pay penalty interest fees if it is found that they wrongfully delayed resolving your claim.
If you have submitted a claim but have not received a settlement offer or a denial, it might be time to seek the aid of an experienced hurricane insurance and property damage claim attorney.
What does Actual Cash Value (ACV) mean?
In the insurance industry, Actual Cash Value, or ACV, is the amount of money you would need to repair or replace the damaged property, minus depreciation.
There is no exact measure to determine what ACV would be in an insured loss, and Florida law allows for various methodologies to be used by insurers to help them to determine ACV.
What does Replacement Cost Value (RCV) mean?
Whereas the Actual Cash Value takes depreciation into account, Replacement Cost Value (RCV) is purely the cost to repair or replace the damaged property and DOES NOT take depreciation into account.
Can my insurer deny my insurance claim without performing an investigation?
No. An insurance company is simply not allowed to deny an insured’s claim without conducting a complete and reasonable investigation based upon all the available facts and information.
What must a insurance company provide if they deny my insurance claim?
In the state of Florida an insurance company is required to provide, in writing, a prompt and reasonable explanation to the insured which explains the basis in the insurance policy, in relation to the specific facts and /or applicable laws, for the denial of the claim.
What happens if my home is uninhabitable after a hurricane?
The majority of homeowners insurance policies in Florida provide coverage for “additional living expenses” in the insured loss event has rendered your home uninhabitable.
Typically, these expenses cover the cost of a hotel or rental home while your home is being rebuilt. Other “additional living expenses” which are likely to be covered include meals eaten while taking care of rebuild-related tasks, moving costs, pet boarding fees, and other expenses you incurred in order to fix the property.
My Insurer wants me to speak to their Special Investigative Unit about my claim. What does that mean?
In short, it means take caution. An insurance company S.I.U. (Special Investigative Unit) is typically the team devoted to investigating suspected fraud. This team’s job is to investigate the policyholder as much as the actual loss. In all cases where your “adjuster” was assigned by your insurer’s S.I.U., you should seek legal advice at the earliest opportunity. If you find out that the S.I.U. is involved while in a meeting with your insurance company, ask to reschedule and contact an attorney for advice.
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