Dealing With Geico After a Personal Injury Claim in Florida As a personal injury attorney in Florida, I’ve seen firsthand how frustrating it can be for clients when their insurance claims, particularly with GEICO, are denied. GEICO, one of the largest auto insurers in the United States, is known for its aggressive advertising campaigns promising...
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Understanding Hail Damage in Florida Hailstorms may not grab headlines like hurricanes, but they can cause severe property damage, especially to roofs, siding, windows, and outdoor structures. In Florida, hail can strike quickly, leaving behind thousands of dollars in repairs. Unfortunately, many homeowners who file insurance claims for hail damage often encounter resistance in the...
Inflation and Insurance for Florida Property Owners Protecting your home investment requires more than standard homeowners’ insurance in Florida’s dynamic real estate market. As construction costs continue to rise and property values fluctuate, many Florida homeowners are discovering a concerning gap between their insurance coverage and the actual cost to rebuild or repair their homes....
Florida Attorneys and Public Adjusters Work Together: A Winning Team for Insurance Claims Public Adjusters and Attorneys are integral to protecting Florida homeowners. Public insurance adjusters and property damage lawyers often work together to help maximize the recovery of the client’s insurance claim. The Public Adjuster and the Attorney have separate but crucial roles in...
What to Do When the At-Fault Driver’s Insurance Won’t Pay Your Claim When you’re involved in a car accident caused by another driver, you expect their insurance to cover your damages. However, it’s common for the at-fault driver’s insurance company to deny or delay your claim, leaving you frustrated and financially burdened. This detailed guide...
Actual Cash Value vs. Replacement Cost Value: What Every Policyholder Needs to Know When dealing with insurance, whether for your car, home, or business, one of the most challenging aspects is determining how much you’ll receive after a loss. Two terms often appear: Actual Cash Value (ACV) and Replacement Cost Value (RCV). They sound similar,...