Dishonest Contractors & Denied Claims: Rebuilding After Hurricane Ian

Florida residents know the drill: a huge hurricane comes with a huge clean-up to their property – and that often means repairs. While most contractors act with professionalism, there are still many instances where property owners are sadly taken advantage of.  That’s why we sat down with one of our top first-party claims attorneys to…

If you’ve ever gone through an insurance claims process, you know it can be downright unpleasant. Your insurance adjuster most likely was hard to get a hold of, and when you did talk, they may have made it seem like you were asking for way too much—even if all your figures were 100% justified. With…

Months after floodwaters have receded and hurricanes are a distant memory, there is another little anticipated cost of hurricanes in Florida and South Texas. Water-logged cars are generally written off by insurance companies as a total loss. The owner is paid for the value of the vehicle and it is then the possession of the…

Hurricane Season has just begun and two tropical storms have already made landfall in Florida. Debby and Beryl have left communities without power, spawned killer tornadoes, and caused extensive property damage due to high winds, driving rains, and flooding. But, even if your home has been damaged by a severe storm, you have a homeowner’s…

First Coast News is reporting that the state Attorney General’s Office has received more than 70 complaints in Duval County about gasoline price gouging this week. The Gate station chain is the subject of the majority of them. Gate says their supplier raised the price on them and they’re passing it onto the consumer. The…

We are in the middle of hurricane season in Florida and most of us are keeping an eye on the latest storm, Hanna, heading offshore of North Florida, soon to be followed by Ike. Forcasters and the Florida Highway Patrol have the same mantra, “don’;t go out on the roads unless you have to.” That’;s fine,…