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What Happens After a Home or Business Fire Can Be Just As Traumatic as the Fire Itself
Home and business ownership is a goal for many. Homebuyers do a lot to turn their house into a home where they make lasting memories. The same is true for business owners. Nobody plans for the unthinkable—a house or business fire. If you have ever experienced a fire,...
Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac to temporarily accept Citizens-backed property policies
If you reside in Florida, you're probably extremely aware of Florida's insurance crisis. From sky-high premiums to insurance carriers dropping homeowners, there's been no shortage of frustration, stress, and confusion. According to the Insurance Journal, Fannie Mae...
HEALTHY HOMES COUNCIL + INSURANCE LITIGATION GROUP HOST CENTRAL FLORIDA HURRICANE IAN AND NICOLE TOWN HALL MEETING
ORLANDO, FL – Healthy Homes Council (HHC), a not-for-profit that coordinates volunteers and connects home and business owners with private and government-sponsored organizations in times of need, will be hosting a Hurricane Ian and Nicole Town Hall meeting to assist...
Recovering From Hurricane Nicole
Our Hurricane insurance litigation attorneys have significant experience assisting clients with their hurricane insurance claims during both hurricane and non-storm times. We have worked on clients’ claims for several major hurricanes and tropical storms, to help you...
Hurricane Ian Exposes Flood Insurance
Florida homeowners had reduced their flood insurance coverage in the years before Hurricane Ian dumped up to 15 inches of rain on the state, inundating coastal and inland areas. Only a small number of residences in two of Florida’s hardest-hit inland counties are...
Fire Safety Month
October is Fire Safety Month, with Fire Prevention Week beginning Sunday, October 6th and going through Saturday, October 12th. Since 1922, the NFPA (National Fire Protection Association) has run an annual campaign to help educate the public on fire safety to reduce...
Preparing for Hurricane Ian: Before and After
Hurricane Ian began slamming the southwest Florida coast Wednesday morning, bringing high winds, dangerous storm surge, and tornadoes across the state. Approaching with Category 5 strength, the storm is expected to make landfall Wednesday afternoon anywhere between...
Hurricane Ian Projected to Hit Florida as a Major Storm: Here’s What You Need to Know
This morning, Tropical Storm Ian strengthened into a hurricane and forecasters warn that it'll only get stronger as it approaches the Gulf of Mexico this week. Hurricane Watches were issued for portions of Florida's west coast, including north of Englewood to the...
Tropical Depression 9 Poses a Potential Hurricane Threat to Florida
Tropical Depression Nine is currently in the Caribbean Sea and may become a potential hurricane threat to Florida next week. While it's still too early to tell, according to The Weather Channel, the majority of computer forecast models predict the system curling to a...
Florida Insurance Law Fight Goes to Appeals Court
Contractors have launched an appeal in a legal battle about part of a new Florida property insurance law which restricts attorney fees in disputes about claims. The Restoration Association of Florida and Air Quality Assessors, LLC, an Orlando firm that does work such...
Right to repair: What is it? And what does it mean for homeowners?
A “Right to Repair” clause allows the insurance company the option to repair your property instead of sending you the money for you to make the appropriate repairs. When you agree to a “Right to Repair” the insurance company is still obligated to put your property...
Insurance Companies Fleeing Florida: What to Do Next?
Since 2017, six companies offering homeowners insurance in Florida have liquidated, and three more companies are being added to that list in 2022. Florida is known to be a complex home insurance market due to the damage risks that frequent storms pose, among other...
Hurricane Sally: Two Years Later and Our Work is Not Done
It has been almost two years since Hurricane Sally made landfall in the Florida Panhandle. The slow-moving storm left its mark with flooding, fallen trees and power outages, equating to nearly $7.3 billion in damage in the United States according to the NOAA National...
3 Common Causes of an Increased Utility Bill & What It Means
When an unusually high number appears on your electric or water bill, take it as a sign that there may be an issue with your property. If left untreated, you may face more significant issues and increased bills down the road. Making changes or repairs to your property...
Top Reasons Property Claims Get Denied or Delayed in Florida
Your property suffering from damage is already frustrating to deal with as it is, so the last thing you need is a denied or delayed property insurance claim on top of it all. We asked our expert property insurance claim attorneys to check their files and list the top...
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