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WJ Gould Law

Arizona storm damage and property insurance litigation

WJ Gould Law represents policyholders in first-party property insurance litigation, with a focus on storm damage claims. We work with public adjusters and referring law firms when a disputed claim needs to move beyond pre-suit negotiations.

Attorney William J. Gould

Property insurance litigation

Storm damage. Policyholder representation.

Defined referral and co-counsel roles

Scope and responsibilities addressed in writing.

Direct attorney involvement

William J. Gould · AZ Bar #037003

A litigation resource for your property claims

For public adjusters

You’ve documented the loss and worked to resolve the claim. When the dispute requires litigation, we evaluate the legal case and discuss the next steps with the policyholder.

Working with public adjusters

For referring law firms

Your firm has developed the claim through pre-suit negotiations. When litigation becomes the next step, we evaluate the matter for referral or substantive co-counsel representation.

Attorney referrals and co-counsel

Our litigation approach

From a disputed claim to a developed case

Storm damage remains the focus. Litigation is the core of the practice. When pre-suit efforts have not resolved a claim, we assess the evidence and take responsibility for the legal work within the agreed engagement.

  1. Review the dispute

    After conflicts screening, we review the policy, claim history, estimates and the carrier’s position to assess whether litigation is appropriate.

  2. Define the engagement

    For an accepted matter, we address scope, fees, expenses, communication and responsibility for deadlines in writing with the client and any co-counsel.

  3. Develop the case

    The litigation work may include pleadings, written discovery, depositions, expert coordination and motions, depending on the issues in dispute.

  4. Pursue resolution

    We evaluate settlement opportunities as the evidence develops and prepare for trial when needed. Strategy follows the case and the client’s objectives.

An inquiry does not transfer a case or responsibility for a deadline. We confirm acceptance and the scope of representation in writing.

Storm damage remains our focus

Hail, wind and other property losses can leave disputes over coverage, cause of loss and the cost of repair. We represent Arizona homeowners and small businesses in the first-party property claims that follow.

Storm perils we handle

Attorney William J. Gould, WJ Gould Law

Attorney William J. Gould

Founder, WJ Gould Law PLLC. Admitted in Arizona and Minnesota.

Bill Gould focuses his practice on first-party property insurance litigation for Arizona policyholders, with an emphasis on storm damage. He works with public adjusters and referring law firms when a disputed claim needs to move beyond pre-suit negotiations.

JD from Mitchell Hamline School of Law. MBA from Iowa State University. Undergraduate degree from the University of Wisconsin. Admitted to practice in Arizona (2021) and Minnesota (2021).

Bill handles each accepted matter personally. The engagement defines the litigation work, communication and responsibilities so the client and any co-counsel know what to expect.

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About WJ Gould Law

WJ Gould Law PLLC is a solo Arizona law firm focused on first-party property insurance litigation for policyholders. Attorney William J. Gould handles each accepted matter personally.

Public adjusters and law firms bring a developed claim history to the table. We use that work to assess the dispute, identify the evidence needed and plan the litigation. Policyholders can also contact us directly for a free consultation.

More about the firm

Free consultation. No fee unless we recover.

Tell us about your claim. We'll review the loss, the policy, and the carrier's position — at no cost.

Call: (602) 396-1658 (24/7)

Email: intake@wjgouldlaw.com

Location: Mesa, Arizona (consultations by appointment)

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