The purchase of a home, especially in today’s seller’s market, will leave most buyers exhausted, and inundated with what seems like endless amounts of paperwork. Inevitably, much of it gets stored away, placed out of sight, or heaped into piles of documents associated...
As a first-party property damage attorney, I consult homeowners at all phases of the pre-suit spectrum. Some approach our firm from the moment they report to the claim to the insurance company—while others wait until they receive a denial from the carrier. Sometimes,...
Picture this – your home is damaged by a storm, but the damage is minor. Maybe some hail damaged your fence, or you got “lucky” and the hurricane didn’t really hit your area; it just blew out a few screens on your pool enclosure. You call a...
Anyone who has ever lived in an Homeowners Association (“HOA”) or Condominium Owners Association (“COA”) community will start off with the upsides: my yard work is taken care of, there is a gate that makes me feel secure, the homes are all close together so there is a...
This is a question we are often asked and a very reasonable one given why you have come to us. More likely than not, you have hired our office because you have damage to your home and you want to know if your insurance benefits will assist you in repairing it. Not...
Besides a spontaneous pipe burst and the like, living in the state of Florida as we all know means hurricane season for roughly half the year, every year. Florida homeowners are therefore subject to an incredible potential for property damage constantly which often...
