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Property owners pay for insurance to protect their properties from natural disasters and other catastrophes. When tragedy strikes, they expect the insurance company to cover their claims and pay quickly and amicably for the damages. Unfortunately, it isn't until you experience a loss that you realize the process isn'...

This year is proving to be, as expected, a very active hurricane season. Unfortunately, hurricanes, bad storms, and high winds often lead to a great deal of storm damage. Estimates from the recent Hurricane Laura ranged from $8 billion to $12 billion in property damage costs. Has your home recently ...

No one ever expects to be a victim of a house fire. But U.S. fire departments respond to an average of 354,4000 house fires each year. While you can't always predict a house fire, you can remain in control of the way you respond. Are you wondering what ...

Property damages relates to the ability for commercial claimants/policyholders to claim damages under their insurance policies for loss of use of the intended business, loss of income during this worldwide pandemic, and any extra costs as it relates to this loss, for example if you are an essential business ...

September 10, 2020, will mark the 3-year anniversary of Hurricane Irma, the fifth-costliest hurricane in history. The date also represents the deadline for property damage claims related to the storm. If you experienced flooding and/or hurricane damage in South Florida, particularly in the counties of Miami-Dade and Broward, you ...