Hurricane Katrina Damage Claims must be filed by August 28, 2006.
As millions of Americans finally begin to dig out from the rubble after Hurricanes Katrina and Rita battered the Gulf Coast, the long, tedious, and painful process of rebuilding begins. Tragically, as the floodwaters recede, victims are returning home to find that their homes have suffered extensive damage - and some have returned to find that they have no home left at all. In the midst of urgent needs for food, clothing, and temporary housing, many victims are having to deal with a logistical nightmare - filing insurance claims and anxiously waiting for word on their fates.
Hurricanes are some of the most destructive events in the world. Pounding the area with high speed winds, torrential downpours, and raging surf, it is a wonder that any manmade objects withstand the brunt of nature’s fury. People who live in low-lying or hurricane prone areas know that one important way to safeguard their homes and possessions is through the various insurance policies many companies provide.
Unfortunately, insurance coverage is highly complex and many victims of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita aren't sure where to turn for answers. If you need help starting down the path of rebuilding, contact a knowledgeable legal professional for guidance. If you are suffering from the wreckage of either hurricane, check out the following resources for help:
American Red Cross
American National Guard
Department of Homeland Security
Displaced TSA Employees
FEMA
Florida Division of Emergency Management
GO Direct: U.S.
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