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Florida Property Damage Claims: Pipe Bursts

By Jeremy Tyler |

Pipe bursts are not small issues. If you have ever seen the damage caused by a broken pipe, you know that it can be extremely extensive. Beyond the initial flooding, there is also a serious risk that long-term problems such as mold or mildew might develop. If you have been the victim of a… Read More »

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Florida Property Insurance Claims: What is an Examination Under Oath?

By Jeremy Tyler |

An examination under oath is a verbal statement that is given to an insurance company after a property insurance claim has been filed. If the insurance company requests an examination under oath, insured parties are required to comply. Though, insurance companies will certainly not require an examination under oath in every case. During the… Read More »

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Roof Damage Claims in Florida

By Jeremy Tyler |

Florida property owners are at particularly high risk for roof damage. Hurricanes, along with other strong storms and hail, can do serious damage to a roof. Property owners deserve a fair settlement for their covered roof damage. Unfortunately, insurance companies all too often deny legitimate claims. Assessing Your Roof Damage You need to assess… Read More »

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