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Need Help With Your Claim? Contact Us 01 564 2253 or 087 398 98 98
About Bishop Insurance Services
Patrick Bishop BSc (Hons) Dip LA Sip Surv. ICIOB from Bishop Insurance Services have over 25 years of experiences in construction, Loss Adjusting and Loss Assessing. Patrick was a former regional manager with one of the country’s leading Insurance Loss Adjusting firms prior to establishing Bishop Insurance Services. He is also the former Regional President of the Insurance Institute of Ireland.
With offices in Dublin Meath and Monaghan our role is to represent our client’s interests in the event of having an Insurance claim under their policies. We engage with your Insurers and their representative’s to ensure they obtain their full entitlements under their policies.
Legal Consulting
We work with legal professionals in the preparation of Insurance Claims to be submitted as part of pending legal proceedings. We also review claims that have been submitted to solicitors’ clients to assess and validate the quantum aspect.
Insurance Loss Assessing
We handle many types of property insurance losses, the most common being fire, storm, flood, burst pipes, burglary and subsidence. We also have specialist knowledge in Oil Claims.
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Call us now with No Obligation on 01 564 2253 or 087 398 9898 and we'll explain why it is in your best interest to be advised by a Fully Independent Assessor.
DUBLIN
68 Lindsay Road, Dublin 9, D09 HX84 Ireland.
T. 01 564 2253
M. 087 398 98 98
MONAGHAN
Dooragh, Laragh, Castleblayney,
Co. Monaghan, A75 EY28
M. 087 398 98 98
We handle many types of property insurance losses, the most common being oil spills, fire, storm, flood, burst pipes, burglary and subsidence.
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We will work diligently for You to attain the highest possible settlement.
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