After Isaias, Two Clocks Are Running on Your Claim
After Isaias, Two Clocks Are Running on Your Claim Hurricane Isaias came ashore in the Florida Panhandle on Friday, October 9, and if your home took damage, you are now living with two different clocks. People confuse them constantly, and the confusion is expensive, because one clock belongs to you and the other one belongs […]
Hurricane Isaias: What Florida Homeowners Should Do Before Landfall (and Right After)
Hurricane Isaias is forecast to strike the Gulf Coast as a strong Category 2 on Friday, Oct 9. A Tampa property damage attorney explains what to document now and the first steps after the storm to protect your insurance claim.
Your Date of Loss Can Make or Break Your Roof Claim
Before you call your insurance company, look at the weather data. Because they already did
She Decided to “Play Dumb” at Her EUO. I Got the Case After the Denial Letter
How everything you say will be used against you by your insurance company.
The Engineer Is Not Coming to Help You!
What Happens When the insurance company sends Its Engineer before Deciding Coverage
They Hope You Fail
How insurance companies weasel their way out of coverage.
Protect Your Property Before the Storm, or Hand the Carrier Its Excuse
Exposing dirty tricks insurance companies use to deny, delay, and underpay.
The Paperwork Is the Point: How Carriers Turn “Cooperation” Into a Denial
Another tool used by insurance companies to deny policyholders!
The Examination Under Oath: The Post Loss Obligation That Sinks More Hurricane Claims Than the Storm Itself
Part of the No Fine Print series on post loss obligations in Florida property insurance claims
The Tarp That Saves Your Claim: Post-Loss Obligations and the Duty to Protect Your Property After a Storm
Florida law and your insurance policy both demand you protect your home after a storm. Here is what that duty requires, what it costs the carrier, and how a $40 tarp can win your claim.