Get Your Hurricane Isaias Claim Reviewed
Florida insurance claim attorneys review denied, delayed, and underpaid storm damage claims. Send us your photos. We call you back.
- Free case review
- Upload damage photos from your phone
- Homes, condos, and businesses
- Claims filed or not filed yet
Calls answered Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM
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Free. Takes about 2 minutes. We review your case as soon as possible.
Case Received
We review your case as soon as possible. Calls are answered Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Keep your photos and do not throw away damaged items.
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Hurricane Damage Claims
Roof
Missing shingles, tiles, and metal. Leaks. Full replacement disputes.
Wind
Siding, windows, doors, fences, pool cages, and screen rooms.
Water
Rain through the roof or openings. Ceilings, drywall, floors.
Interior
Cabinets, flooring, furniture, electronics, and personal property.
Mold
Mold growth that follows storm water damage.
Business
Commercial property and business interruption losses.
After the storm
6 Steps to Protect Your Claim
Do these before you sign anything from your insurance company.
- Photograph all damage before repairsEvery room, every side of the house, the roof, and the yard.
- Prevent more damageTarp the roof, board windows, dry out water. Keep every receipt.
- Keep damaged itemsDo not throw anything away until it is photographed and listed.
- Report the claim to your insurerWrite down the claim number, the date, and who you spoke to.
- Log every call, email, and letterDates, names, and what was said. Save every document they send.
- Get a review before you accept paymentDo not sign a release or cash a final check until your claim is reviewed.
Know your rights
Florida Policyholder Rights
Your Rights
- Notice deadline: a new hurricane claim must be reported within 1 year of the date of loss.
- Response deadline: your insurer must pay or deny within 60 days of your notice of claim.
- Your documents: you can request a copy of your policy and the adjuster’s estimate.
- Your choice: you can hire your own attorney to review a denial, delay, or underpayment.
- Your contractor: you choose who repairs your home.
How to Photograph Damage
- Wide shots of all 4 sides of the house and the roof line.
- Close-ups of missing shingles, cracks, broken windows, and stains.
- Inside every room: ceilings, walls, floors, and water lines.
- Damaged belongings before they go to the curb.
- Video walk-through of the whole property, narrating what you see.
- Leave date stamps on. Do not edit or filter the photos.
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Calls answered Monday through Friday, 9 AM to 5 PM. Fill out the form any time to have your case reviewed as soon as possible.
Your attorneys
Ross Legal Group
Florida insurance claim attorneys representing homeowners, condo owners, and businesses against their insurance companies.