Tornado Damage Insurance Claims For The State of Florida
Florida saw the fourth-highest number of tornadoes annually over the last two decades, with 60 tornadoes - behind only Texas (161), Kansas (91), and Oklahoma (68). A tornado feels like a rare event, but it can still cause immense damage, and any person with property damage suffered in a tornado will want to find a Georgia or Florida tornado insurance claims attorney.
A tornado often has the potential to destroy entire neighborhoods, so your insurance company could easily be seeing hundreds or even thousands of claims all coming in at the same time. You should know that many insurers will be seeking to minimize the amounts they pay out in these cases so they can keep their profit margins high.
Common Issues with Tornado Damage Claims
After a tornado damages your home or business, the last thing you want is any kind of dispute over a tornado damage claim. You will want to have a lawyer who may be able to order an independent appraisal, so all of your losses are properly documented.
Tornadoes can cause catastrophic damage, and much of the damage should be covered by an insurance policy. Coverage could include:
- Structural damage
- Damage to motor vehicles
- Wind damage
- Water damage
- Roof damage
- Flooring damage
- Fire damage
- Landscape damage
- Lost personal property
Call Us Today to Schedule a Free Consultation with a Florida Tornado Insurance Claims Attorney
Has your home or business been devastated by a tornado anywhere in Florida? Diane Zimmerman, PA, can help you deal with an insurance company and fight to make sure that you recover all of the financial compensation that you are entitled to.
Our firm knows the kinds of tactics that insurers use to deny or minimize payments on tornado claims, and we will be able to fight to make sure that the insurance company does not short you a single dollar. You can call 850.866.0833 or contact us online to arrange a free consultation so we can review your case and answer all of your legal questions.