About Christopher
Christopher Fauntleroy is an attorney practicing in Florida who represents policyholders in property insurance matters. He works from the Tallahassee-based office of Property Insurance Advocates of Florida, P.A., where he handles disputes that arise after claims are filed. His day-to-day work involves assessing denials, preparing demand letters, and taking cases to litigation when necessary.
Fauntleroy began his legal career in Florida courts. Over time he has concentrated on the practical side of policy interpretation and claims resolution. He has developed a practice that emphasizes client communication and careful case preparation. Colleagues describe him as methodical; clients say he explains complex insurance terms in plain language.
His practice covers a range of property insurance issues. He represents homeowners and small business owners who claim their insurers have undervalued losses or improperly denied coverage. He handles appraisal disputes, breach of contract claims against insurers, and litigation aimed at obtaining policy benefits. His work often involves gathering repair estimates, coordinating expert inspections, and arguing coverage positions in state court.
Fauntleroy spends a significant amount of time guiding clients through the procedural steps that follow a denied claim. He files suit when settlement talks fail and sees many matters through discovery, motion practice, and, when needed, trial. He also negotiates settlements and participates in mediations. His approach is practical. He aims to set clear expectations early and to map out likely timelines for litigation and resolution.
Outside the courtroom he consults with contractors, public adjusters, and forensic engineers to build the factual record that underpins a claim. He values documentation and often focuses on assembling the paper trail that insurers require. That attention to detail shapes the strategies he pursues in settlement talks and courtroom filings.
As a Florida-licensed attorney, Fauntleroy keeps current on developments in state insurance law and regulatory changes that affect coverages and claim handling. He maintains an active caseload at Property Insurance Advocates of Florida, P.A., and handles matters across the state. As of 2026 he continues to represent policyholders in property insurance disputes as part of his current practice focus.