A Law Office of Lauri J. Goldstein, P.A.

Hurricane Damage Claims Attorneys
STUART, FORT PIERCE, ST. LUCIE, JUPITER, & OKEECHOBEE FLORIDA

You should receive a settlement offer from your insurer within 30 days after filing your claim. If you do not receive a settlement offer from your insurance company, or your claim has been rejected, or you are in a dispute over your claim, you have a right to pursue legal action. A Law Office of Lauri J. Goldstein has an experienced staff of trial attorneys who can assist you with filing your claims or pursuing settlement if you are having difficulty with your insurance company.

What To Do After A Hurricane

• Report any loss to your agent or insurance company in a prompt manner.
• Take detailed photos of damage to your home and/or contents.
• Make a detailed list of items damaged or missing.
• Keep all receipts for hurricane related expenses.
• Find your Homeowner’s Insurance Policy or request a copy from your agent or insurance company.
• Keep detailed written records of any conversations you have with adjusters, agents, or attorneys.
• Save all paperwork you receive from your insurance company, the adjuster or the agent.
• Return home only after the authorities advise you that it is safe to do so.

5 Things Your Insurance Company May Not Tell You

• Your insurance company should reimburse you for your hotel or lodging expenses due to hurricane damage.
• Removal of trees and other debris should be paid for by your insurance.
• If someone else’s tree did damage to your home or property, your insurance should cover the cost of repair.
• Damage to your car should be covered by your auto insurance.
• If you replace any damaged property – such as your home electronics, furnishings, and even groceries – you should be entitled to reimbursement.