Florida’s 1st Week of Hurricane Season Puts Residents on High Alert with NOAA Forecasts
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The most difficult part of such a case is establishing a pattern of brutality.
The problem is that insurance policies are written in such a way that they make little sense to regular people, not trained in legal matters.
It is possible that another person is hurt while on the property, and they can potentially sue the homeowner.
In most cases, if the damage was caused by something like wind, hail, rain, fire, lightning, or falling debris, then the insurance company should pay out.
You should take steps to prevent further damage to your property, by covering the damaged parts of the roof with tarp or boarding broken windows.
Another appeal won’t change their mind, and you will simply experience the same result.
Many homeowners in Louisiana have complained to their attorneys that the insurance company adjusters misclassified the damage to their homes.
At present, thousands of Louisiana homeowners are still struggling to recover damages from last year’s Hurricane Ida.
The state of Florida is more vulnerable to flooding and is widely considered a Ground Zero for vulnerability to sea-level rise and flooding.