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Under
Florida Statutes, homeowners may have up to five (5) years to pursue a claim for
damages as a result of a named windstorm. The 2004 and 2005
Hurricane Seasons created both patent and latent damage all over the
Florida Peninsula. We have no upfront fees and normally
require only 10% of your insurance settlement amount*. If there is no
recovery, there is no attorney fee. |
The storms wrecked both homes and lives.
It is a well known fact that the largest beneficiary from these storms
is possibly the insurance industry. In 2006, property and casualty insurance
companies had net profits in excess of $60 Million. How'd they do it?
They denied claims, delayed claims, and under paid claims to their
customers? By using complicated verbage, secret formulas, cross
talking, and sometimes intentional poor customer service techniques, the
insurance companies frustrated a number of home and condo owners into
submission by not fully compensating claims.
 Our goal is to make you
more whole. By
working with local contractors, we may be able to assist you by establishing
temporary repairs which under your policy are almost always recoverable.
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First Party Insurance
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Mold |
 We
do not require an upfront fee to assess and handle your case. We
have experienced insurance adjusters available that can give us a
complete scope & damage
assessment of your property. If we believe you have a case, we
have a number of ways to represent you. Likely, our firm will use a
contingency model, where our firm does not get any attorney fees until you get
a recovery.
The following items are things typically covered under insurance policies, but are
often missed (not paid for) by the insurance company:
- personal property
- trees & shrubs
- additional living expenses
- mitigation costs
If you have discovered hidden damage,
(latent damage) as a result
of water and mold issues, a recommended action if you have not done so, is
to file a claim against your insurer. There are a number of ways we can
assist you recover your losses. By utilizing the experts both
locally and nationally, we can determine what damages you have suffered.
These damages almost always include loss of use of your property, extra
living expenses, out of pocket repairs that may exceed your deductible. |
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