Ag Law Legal Advice
As most farmers and producers well know, agriculture operations are challenging for a whole host of reasons. At Farmer's Law Group, our goal is to eliminate at least one area of problems for our clients. Our agriculture attorneys work with farmers and producers to solve their legal issues and to eliminate uncertainty. We offer free consultations, and if our office can't assist you, there's a good chance we know someone who can.
Cases We Handle
Crop Insurance Law
Our firm specializes in crop insurance disputes. We have experience with Multi-Peril policies, as well as private product policies such as wind/hail. In this area of law, insurance companies will often hire a number of lawyers to prevent you from receiving a full payout on an insurance claim. This is particularly true in the past few years where insurers have seen higher than average losses from storms, drought, freezes, and floods. Let our team fight for you.
Federal Grants & Programs
A number of programs and grants exist for farmers and producers who are new producers, or who grow certain types of crops. If your agriculture operation is interested in obtaining a grant or loan, or is interested in participating in a federal program, we can offer advice and assistance.
Disputes with the USDA
If you have issues with the United States Department of Agriculture's Risk Management Agency (RMA), or with any of the other USDA agencies, we can help. Our office has handled administrative matters with the USDA in all fifty states.
Free Consultations
Farmer's Law Group offers producers and farmers free consultations every day. Our schedules and appointments are flexible as we're aware that the agriculture industry is a demanding one, and not everyone is available during business hours. Our agriculture law attorneys will give you an overview of what your claim may entail, as well as the risks and potential rewards that may come with bringing a case.
For most matters, there are a number of different factors that need to be considered in order for our lawyers to give you the advice you need. Accordingly, we usually ask that you gather together all of the documentation you may have pertaining to your matter. This can include: insurance policies, written correspondence (emails, texts, letters), arbitration decisions, photographs, and yield reports. Once you have sent those to our office for review, you’ll meet with an attorney to discuss your matter and determine what the right path forward may be for you.