Legal Question in Insurance Law in Florida

hurricane insurance
House was destroyed. Not livable.
I've gone thru 2 major hurricanes in the last month. Insurance agents came out and initially were very helpful. Now 3 weeks have passed and have not seen one thing from them, eventhough they keep promising this and that (ie money) I've had a roofer and a contractor in place 2 days after the first hurricane, both of which came in with very resonable and competitive bids, yet insurance company is ''negotiating'' with them. What do I do at this point? Wait them out, get an attorney,report them to the insurance commissioner's office? Any info would be appreciated. By the way I'm living with my destitute mother, I haven't worked since the hurricnes came through, and I am seeing all my savings disappear.
P.S. this is being written at a public library

Asked on 10/04/04, 7:26 pm

David Slater David P. Slater, Esq.

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Re: hurricane insurance

You should retain an attorney or licensed insurance adjustor to help in this claim. They work on a contingency basis.

Answered on 10/04/04, 10:18 pm

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