The Truth About Denied Coverage

The purpose of insurance, of course, is to provide protection from damage caused by a possible risk.  In exchange for the payment of a premium, the insurance company agrees to provide certain protections that are explained and defined in the policy that is purchased. Sometimes the government requires us to purchase certain insurance—like state required [...]

The Truth About Denied Coverage2020-08-28T15:54:01+00:00

Can I Sue My Insurance Agent?

According to WBRZ, the U.S. Senate has passed a four-month re-authorization of the National Flood Insurance program. The re-authorization protects more than 500,000 properties across Louisiana. The re-authorization ensures the program will run through the remainder of the 2018 hurricane season. “With this extension in place, we can tackle long-term reforms. The last time we [...]

Can I Sue My Insurance Agent?2020-09-22T18:49:48+00:00

Louisiana Coastal Areas Could See Increase in Flood Insurance Premiums

Congress is set to reform the National Flood Insurance Program later this year.  We have written before about how the NFIP has needed reform for years — it is $25 billion is debt.  One of the suggested ways to fix some of the problems with the NFIP is to make it easier for private insurers […]

Louisiana Coastal Areas Could See Increase in Flood Insurance Premiums2017-04-27T12:11:35+00:00

Worth Saving?

While we have complaints about inadequate appraisals and underpayments to our clients recovering from the Great Flood of 2016, we know that the National Flood Insurance Program is a critical component of this — and future — recoveries in Louisiana and elsewhere. It is critical that homeowners who do the right thing and pay premiums […]

Worth Saving?2016-10-13T19:59:01+00:00