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Natural disasters are one of the worst things that can happen to a homeowner. The destruction done to the life you built up is often immense and hard to swallow. On top of that, there is no true way to predict when these disasters will strike. But there are ways you...
As a homeowner, you want to ensure that your insurance is sufficient. Your home is likely one of the biggest investments in your portfolio, and as such, assuring you receive compensation for any damage after a hurricane is crucial. Reviewing your hurricane coverage...
Florida lives up to its name as the Sunshine State with its semi-tropical climate. Unfortunately, one of the features it shares with tropical areas is the strong susceptibility to hurricanes and resulting storm damage. After handling one storm damage case or even...
For property owners, major storms bring a lot of challenges. Florida homeowners experience a variety of hardships in the wake of a devastating tornado or hurricane and residents of this state are especially likely to experience these storms. Aside from the impact that...
Homeowners and local governments in Florida are continuing to struggle two years after Hurricane Irma hit the region. The Category 4 storm struck the Florida Keys first before proceeding up the coast in September 2017 and left behind an array of debris as it traveled,...
There were fewer insurance litigation cases in Florida following Hurricane Michael than there were after Hurricane Irma according to one of the state's insurance companies. Hurricane Michael, a Category 5 storm, struck Florida's panhandle region in October 2018. A...
Florida homeowners may be surprised to learn that there is no state law that requires disclosure of whether a house has a history of flooding. This is in stark contrast to Texas, which has the strictest laws in the nation on such matters. However, Florida is the state...
Government officials in Florida are being critical of insurance companies for their failure to settle claims resulting from Hurricane Michael in 2018. The storm was rated as Category 5 and included winds gusting up to 161 miles per hour. It caused insured losses...
According to the Florida Office of Insurance Regulation, Category 5 Hurricane Michael has led to over 150,000 insurance claims from businesses and homeowners. These claims represent over $7.1 billion in losses covered by insurance. The office noted that as of Sept....
Hurricane victims in northern Florida are raising the alarm that they continue to face severely difficult conditions one year after Hurricane Michael hit land. The Category 5 storm devastated rural communities and small towns throughout the Florida Panhandle as well...