$1.3 Million Recovered Hurricane Ian Fort Myers Condo Association Claim
$1.3 Million More Than the Insurer Offered
Initial Offer: $362,000. Final Recovery: $1,662,000
When Hurricane Ian tore through Fort Myers, a local condominium association filed what should have been a straightforward insurance claim. The damage, including wind, water, and structural damage, was extensive and well documented. The insurer’s response was a $362,000 offer. The actual cost to restore the property was more than four times that amount.
How We Built the Case
Our team conducted an independent damage assessment and brought in engineering, roofing, and water intrusion experts to document what the insurer had missed or dismissed. We identified overlooked damage, challenged improperly applied exclusions, and built a claim file the carrier could not ignore. Through strategic negotiation and sustained legal pressure, we compelled the insurer to take a second look.
The Result
They did. The final recovery was $1,662,000, an increase of more than $1.3 million over the insurer’s initial offer. That difference meant the association could fully restore the property without passing unexpected costs to residents.
Does Your Condo Association Owe More?
Insurance companies routinely underpay hurricane damage claims, especially for condominium associations and HOAs managing complex, multi-unit properties. The initial offer is rarely the final word. Williams Law Association, P.A. has recovered hundreds of millions of dollars for Florida property owners, and we work on a contingency basis, meaning you pay nothing unless we win.
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