Insurance Claim Consultant
When a Claim Doesn't Add Up, Attorneys Call Us to Find Out Why.
Lioness Claims reviews the technical side of a disputed property claim, comparing estimates, checking documentation, and identifying what's actually driving the dispute, so your attorneys can spend their hours on the case, not the file.
Built for Use in Litigation
Reviewed by a 30-year Claims Professional
Detailed Damage & Estimate Review
How Lioness Claims Supports Litigation.
One denial letter can hide a hundred pages of contradictions, a six-figure estimate gap, and enough technical noise to swallow an attorney's entire week. Here's where we come in:
Claim Review and Re-Evaluation
We review the claim file independently, covering estimates, documentation, and scope, and report exactly what we find.
Litigation Consulting
We work alongside you on the technical side of the claim so your team can focus on strategy instead of spreadsheets.
Expert Witness Testimony
When an assignment calls for it, we provide qualified opinions and testimony grounded in decades of hands-on adjusting and estimating experience.
Making Property Insurance Claims Easy for Attorneys
After working in the insurance claim industry for over 30 years, our consultants know how to navigate a case. They know what goes wrong, how to avoid it, and what to do to get the claim approved.
States We Service:
FL, NV, UT, AZ, TX, MS, GA, TN, SC, OK, MI
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Helping Attorneys With Property Claims Across Every Category
We take the complicated part off your plate: reviewing the estimates, cross-checking the documentation, and identifying exactly where a claim falls apart or falls short, so your firm gets a clear, usable answer instead of a stack of files to interpret.
30 Years Experience
Large Loss Specialist
Expert Claim Consultant
Meet Peggy Martin
Before Lioness Claims, Peggy Martin spent years on the ground: inspecting damage, writing estimates, adjusting claims, and sitting across the table from carriers who didn't want to pay. She's seen the tactics, the paperwork gaps, and the places a claim quietly gets underpaid, and she brings that same scrutiny to every file she reviews for counsel.
Thirty Years of Knowing Where Claims Go Wrong.
Peggy Martin has spent three decades on the technical side of property-insurance claims: adjusting, reevaluating, estimating, appraising, and testifying on losses most firms only see once or twice a year. That kind of repetition builds instinct, the ability to look at a file and know almost immediately where the real dispute is hiding.
She's reviewed claims across nearly every loss type a property case can involve, and sat on both sides of the adjustment process, which means she knows what a strong claim file looks like, and exactly how a weak one gets built and defended by an insurer.
For an attorney, that translates into usable work: the difference between guessing why two estimates don't reconcile and pointing to the specific line items or scope decisions responsible for the gap.
Before We Discuss Your Case
Initial review terms are discussed before any work begins - no retainer is required to start the conversation.
Timelines depend on file size and complexity; we scope that with your team before beginning.
Yes, everything is kept confidential. Nothing is shared outside the engagement.
When an assignment falls within her qualifications, yes. Qualification is evaluated per matter, not assumed automatically.
Reach out regardless. Additional states are added as licensing allows, and we can tell you directly whether we can help.
