Yes, as long as you did not sign a full and final release. Some insurance companies may require you to sign a proof of loss and in some case a partial proof of loss in order to write you a check for your loss. You should also be mindful of the statue of limitations that may apply to an insurance claim. We have found over the years that if you find a legitimate basis for additional claim damages and document it through our professional public adjuster’s work product, insurance companies often will meet with us to make an attempt at resolving any outstanding differences.