Has your property insurance claim been underpaid or denied? We can help. Every year thousands of property insurance claims may go underpaid. The Florida Department of Financial Services estimates 2.4 BILLION in underpaid claims from the 2004/2005 hurricane seasons alone. The reason is simple: insurance is a business.
It is not too late. Your insurance company has a duty to pay for ALL of your covered damages. Even if you have already received a check from the insurance company, you may still be able to additionally recover benefits. Property insurance law, damage estimates, and insurance policies can be complicated. The Hurricane Firm has handled many hurricane claims.
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 Florida. We have no upfront fees. If there is no recovery, there is no attorney fee.*
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- Report any damages to your insurance company. Record your claim number.
- Prevent additional damage to property (ie. tarps). Keep your receipts.
- Make a record of your damages and take photographs.
- Do not sign anything marked “release.”
- Call The Hurricane Firm to discuss your claim.
* Normally our CONTINGENT attorney fees is 10% of recovered insurance policy benefits. Contact us regarding your matter. Lawsuits for improper insurer conduct are handled differently and fees differ for these type of suits. Law firm may retain any sums for court awarded attorney fees.