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I'm a subcontractor that was hired by a client to do some water damage work in apartment units. When it came to billing, we send our invoices to the insurance company as per our client, the insurance company slashed our costs by more than 50% and paid them out to the HOA's. I'm not sure what our rights are here, we didnt have a contract and it was our first time working with an insurance agency. These projects were completed in 2020.

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Feb 16, 2021
The first thing you should do is speak with an attorney. It sounds like you have quite a mess with the insurance company, the client and the HOA. Assuming you performed all the work in a good workmanlike manner, absent of defects or deficiencies, you may have a claim for the reasonable value of your work. Since you have no written contract you are not entitled to attorney fees. There may be other issues if this was a home improvement. Good luck!
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