Most of Houston Loses Power as Hurricane Beryl Delivers Latest Blow July 9, 2024 By David R. Baker Much of Houston remained without power in Tropical Storm Beryl’s wake, and authorities warned the blackout could last days even...
More Than 2.3 Million Texans Without Power as Hurricane Beryl Moves Inland July 8, 2024 By Pooja Salhotra, The Texas Tribune Hurricane Beryl has knocked out power for more than 2.3 million Texas customers, as of 10:27 a.m. Monday, based on...
Mississippi Wind-Mit Program Now Funded Through Surplus Lines Assn. Revenue May 28, 2024 By William Rabb Almost two decades after it was established by the Mississippi Legislature, a storm and flood-mitigation grant program now has some...
Louisiana Parishes Top List of Riskiest US Housing Markets May 30, 2023 A pair of Louisiana parishes lead CoreLogic’s ranking of riskiest U.S. housing markets based on natural-disaster probability. CoreLogic’s Climate Risk...
Special Trustee Appointed to Assist Clients of McClenny Moseley May 23, 2023 By Jim Sams The Louisiana Supreme Court appointed an attorney to take control of the “multitude of hurricane and storm-related” lawsuits filed in...
Louisiana Insurance Commissioner Fines McClenny Moseley $2M May 3, 2023 By Jim Sams Louisiana Insurance Commissioner James Donelon on Tuesday issued $2 million in fines against McClenny Moseley & Associates and three of...
Former Business Partners of McClenny Moseley File 2nd Lawsuit May 1, 2023 By Jim Sams A company that provided hurricane-damage estimates to embattled McClenny Moseley & Associates says in a lawsuit filed Thursday that the...
Lawsuit Seeks to Recover $3M Invested in Louisiana Hurricane-Damage Lawsuits April 28, 2023 A restoration contractor that helped finance an effort by McClenny Moseley & Associates to file thousands of hurricane-damage claims in...
Louisiana Supreme Court Suspends Hurricane Damage Attorney March 8, 2023 The Louisiana Supreme Court suspended indefinitely the law license of the attorney who manages McClenny Moseley & Associates’ office in...
Study Says Back-to-Back Hurricanes Likely to Come More Often February 28, 2023 By Seth Borenstein What used to be a rare one-two punch of consecutive hurricanes hitting about the same place in the United States...