Hurricane Katrina Damage Claims must be filed by August 28, 2006.
When Hurricane Katrina ravaged the Gulf Coast in September, hundreds of lives were lost and hundreds of thousands of victims were left displaced, destitute, and homeless. Survivors barely had time to regroup before another storm, Hurricane Rita, threatened the area again. The one-two punch of the hurricanes combined to become one of the costliest disasters in the history of the United States.
While many of the people that live in coastal areas and other hurricane-prone regions know to purchase insurance policies to protect their homes from such storms, the massive flooding directly caused by the hurricanes left many business owners and homeowners perplexed about their coverage. Reports surfaced of unscrupulous insurance companies intimidating clients into signing waivers stating that their properties were damaged by flood waters, which in itself is not normally covered under these types of policies.
Many victims survived the hurricanes with dreams of rebuilding their lives, only to find their claims rejected by insurers – in essence, taken advantage of with unclear policy language and misinformation. Thousands of other people across the Gulf States are victims of insurance companies who are choosing to protect their profit margins rather than their policyholders. Attorneys General from several Gulf States including Mississippi and Louisiana have lodged complaints against these reprehensible insurance companies. Join the chorus of citizens taking action today.
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