With Back-to-Back Storms, Florida Now Facing Delays in Claims Adjusting
By William Rabb | October 10, 2024
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Hurricane claims have always presented problems both from repair cost determination and the need to separate NFIP (Flood) damages from windstorm losses, but repetitive hurricanes will now add the issue of separating damages caused by each storm, with the possibility of requiring two deductibles. Have fun!