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Cristobal now a tropical depression; expected to restrengthen as it moves north over the Gulf of Mexico
Source: Sun Sentinel Tropical Storm Cristobal weakened to a tropical depression Thursday but is expected to restrengthening Friday, when it is expected to begin to make a move north in the direction of the U.S. Gulf Coast, according to the National Hurricane Center. The cone of probability, which shows the range of potential paths it… Read More »
Survey: Florida Residents More Concerned for Hurricane Season Amid Pandemic
Source: Insurance Journal As Florida gets ready to officially start hurricane season, a new survey shows a majority of residents are more concerned for this year’s potential storms than in previous years, given the simultaneous continuing issues related to the COVID-19 pandemic. According to a new survey of 1,500 Floridians conducted by the statewide… Read More »
CHRISTOPHER A. AGUIRRE JOINS INSURANCE LITIGATION GROUP AS SENIOR TRIAL ATTORNEY
Insurance Litigation Group (ILG), a top-10 statewide property and business insurance claims dispute boutique law firm, announced that it has hired Christopher A. Aguirre as Senior Trial Attorney. He has successfully represented Florida homeowners in property insurance litigation for more than 10 years. Aguirre has extensive experience handling litigation and trials in both state… Read More »
Insurance Litigation Group featured on Channel 6 for PPE to Memorial Regional Nurses
Insurance Litigation Group (ILG), a statewide property and business insurance claims dispute boutique law firm, worked with Sunrise Public Adjusters and others in the community to donate 58 P100 Pro respirator masks with filters and 1,500 N95 disposable masks to the COVID-19 Medical ICU floor nursing staff at Memorial Regional Hospital in Hollywood, Florida…. Read More »
Hurricane 2020: Seven things to know about a hurricane season like no other
Source: Tampa Bay Times COVID-19 changes everything about storm season: How families and communities will prepare; how residents will evacuate and shelter; and how we’ll deal with the aftermath. Here are seven things you need to know about a hurricane season like no other: Plan: You’ll need a plan to hunker down, plans to… Read More »
Water Damage Causes Mold. Here’s What You Need To Know
Did you know that toxic black mold can release spores as it feeds on organic materials in common household materials like drywall, carpet, insulation or sub-flooring that have been exposed to moisture? These spores, if ingested or inhaled, can cause a range of unpleasant and even dangerous symptoms in humans. The most common black… Read More »
Storms cause flooding, bring tornado, damage homes throughout South Florida
Source: WSVN A storm over South Florida caused flooding, saw a tornado touch down in Miami-Dade County and damaged a home under repair in Broward County. Some areas, such as near Bicentennial Park in Miami and the Redlands, bore close to five inches of rain in the past 24 hours, Monday. Residents complained of… Read More »
INSURANCE LITIGATION GROUP DONATES $40,000 IN FOOD AND SUPPLIES TO LOW-INCOME, HOMEBOUND RESIDENTS OF NORTH MIAMI BEACH
NORTH MIAMI BEACH (NMB), FL – Insurance Litigation Group (ILG), a statewide property and business insurance claims dispute boutique law firm, worked with local religious leaders and non-profits to identify and send food and supplies to families in need. With the COVID-19 pandemic lasting so long, many in the community have lost their jobs… Read More »
Staying at Home: Air Filters
While you’re spending more time at home, it’s important to maintain yourhome to ensure that you and your loved ones are kept healthy and safe.Make sure to change your air filter. By doing so, you will not only improvthe air quality but you’ll also help your HVAC system run more efficiently.Keep in mind, that… Read More »
Tropical system off Bahamas has 70% chance of becoming first storm of hurricane season; it would be called Arthur
A low-pressure area around the Bahamas now has a 70% chance of strengthening into the first storm of hurricane season, bringing Florida gusty, rainy weather later this week, the National Hurricane Center said Wednesday morning. If it becomes the first named storm of the season, it would be called Subtropical Storm Arthur. We know what… Read More »
