Winter Garden residents with possible sinkhole damage face fight for coverage from their insurance companies
Did you know that some Winter Garden residents were forced to evacuate their homes Saturday night due to possible sinkhole collapse? https://www.wesh.com/article/possible-sinkhole-forces-winter-garden-residents-from-home/8575673 One family was forced to move out when the floor buckled and the building inspector declared the structure unsafe. Neighbors are also seeing settlement cracks in their walls and are being told to
Were You In A Car Accident Caused By An Overworked Taxi Driver?
Were you in an auto accident with the taxi driver? You might have seen this news story about the danger that tired and overworked talk to drivers pose to everyone else—the taxi’s passengers, other drivers and their passengers, and innocent bystanders just walking on the sidewalk or crossing the street. You might be surprised to learn
Hurricane Matthew: 10 Tips for Making Your Insurance Claim
While the eye of Category 3 Hurricane Matthew mercifully remained offshore, Florida’s east coast was hammered with Category 1 and 2 hurricane force winds and storm surge. Based on my experience handling hundreds of hurricane insurance claims for building owners over the last two decades, here are 10 tips to help you with making your
Hurricane Matthew Update: A Damaging Storm
The latest update from the Weather Channel advises “Hurricane Matthew is blasting eastern Florida’s Space Coast, and is poised to deliver a punishing combination of storm surge flooding, rainfall flooding and destructive winds in northeast Florida, Georgia, South Carolina, and southern North Carolina into the weekend.” https://weather.com/storms/hurricane/news/hurricane-matthew-bahamas-florida-georgia-carolinas-forecast Hurricane Damage to Your Home or Business Wind
Hurricane Matthew – 5 Last Minute Steps To Prepare
Florida’s east coast will experience the impacts of Hurricane Matthew, a Category 4 storm, within the next 24 hours. We have assisted hundreds of building owners get full payment from their insurance companies after the hurricanes of 2004-5. Use these last minute prep tips to help get full recovery for your insurance claim. Video contents
The Expansion of Honda’s Airbag Recall is a Good Reminder to Consider Your Rights as a Consumer
Honda has expanded an ongoing airbag recall to include additional Honda and Acura models. If you own a vehicle of either make, you should check out the latest statement on the company’s recall site. The problem may cause airbags to fail to inflate in the event of a crash, so it’s important that you respond
Hurricane Damage Claim? Hurry Up!
Homeowner in Florida? You need to act fast. People in Florida know only too well that adverse climatic events can ruin your life. The way you react to it in the days following is a real game changer. A natural disaster is one of the things you never want to be involved in. However, no matter
Jury Slams Citizens Property Insurance for Low Balling Claim
When your home or business is damaged, you expect your insurance company to be there for you. That’s why you’ve paid your premiums all these years. Unfortunately, claims are often wrongfully delayed and underpaid by insurance companies. Last month, a Florida jury had enough and awarded homeowners $150,000 for a claim that was originally only
State Farm Fraud After Hurricane Katrina Now in US Supreme Court
In the event of a loss to your home or business, insurance companies are expected to pay for the damage and return your property to its pre-loss condition. That’s the promise insurers make when you pay them money for a policy. But insurance companies are not charitable organizations. They are in business to make a