Recent Blog Posts
Our Response to COVID-19
We hope you & your loved ones are staying safe, well & remain to do so. As the COVID-19 has grown to pandemic levels, the Insurance Litigation Group (ILG) wants to inform our valued friends and clients of the tools that ILG has in place to continue to serve you during these uncertain times &… Read More »
Hurricane Michael: $1 Billion for Community Recovery Funds
It’s been almost a year and a half since Hurricane Michael took its toll on Florida’s Panhandle, and unfortunately, communities are still dealing with its effects- however, there has been some recent good news for those affected residents. Governor Ron DeSantis announced that there would be $1 billion in aid that will go towards… Read More »
2020 Atlantic Ocean Hurricane Names
As we head toward spring and closer to the start of our Atlantic hurricane season, a lot of you might be wondering what we can expect. Before we get too ahead of ourselves, let’s remember that a lot can happen between now and June 1. So, many of the “predictions” out there have a… Read More »
FEMA Releases New Floodplain Maps
FEMA has released new flood maps that has left homeowners with mixed emotions. Some have learned that their homes have gained elevation, while others are feeling uneasy after discovering they have lost it. Bay side homes seem to have gotten better news, while ocean side homes are dealing with updates that are not ideal…. Read More »
Safety Tips for the Winter Season
No matter how severe the winter is that you may be enduring, there are still tips and tricks you should follow to ensure your safety. While traveling… Make sure that someone you know is aware of your destination/route- if your car gets stuck, help can be sent to you Remember to charge your cellphone… Read More »
Cold for Florida: Temperatures may plunge 40 degrees between now and the weekend
Source: Sun SentinelBy: Brett Clarkson A cold front moving in from the Gulf of Mexico, followed by another reinforcing cold front behind it, will make for weekend morning lows in the mid to upper 40s in the Miami-Fort Lauderdale-West Palm Beach area, according to the South Florida office of the National Weather Service. Wednesday… Read More »
Bay County Code Enforcement Hearing Updates
Due to the effects of Hurricane Michael, Bay County Code Enforcement has had an extremely large amount of properties that have had to be managed because of damages. Code enforcement was suspended up until around April of last year, but when code enforcements began once again, it was clear that many properties needed to… Read More »
Destin’s Storm Damage- ILG Can Tell You What You Need to Know
The city of Destin has undergone an immense amount of damage after a storm hit a little over a week ago. Trees and other debris have been thrown around, and there has been property damage and flooding. There was also damage caused by metal awnings and other items picked up by winds and tossed… Read More »
Bay District Schools Free Meal Program Continues
Bay District Schools have had an ongoing program that offers free meals to students, and it was announced just last week that the program will stay in effect through the next school year. This program is meant to assist families who are struggling to recover from Hurricane Michael and all of its effects. Bay… Read More »
Destin’s Storm Damage- ILG Can Tell You What You Need to Know
The city of Destin has undergone an immense amount of damage after a storm hit just last week. Trees and other debris have been thrown around, and there has been property damage and flooding. There was also damage caused by metal awnings and other items picked up by winds and tossed around throughout the… Read More »
