Hurricane Ian

The Deadline to Properly Submit a Hurricane Ian Claim Is September 28 – Double Check Claim Submissions

Sep 21, 2024 By Etienne Font and Chip Merlin

Mastering the Intricacies of Difficult Hurricane Ian Claims: An In-Depth Seminar for Public Adjusters by Merlin Law Group

Sep 26, 2023 By Chip Merlin

Attention Public Adjusters: Urgent Reminder on Upcoming Deadline for National Flood Proofs of Loss

Sep 25, 2023 By Chip Merlin

The One Year Anniversary of Hurricane Ian—What Do Policyholders Now Face? 

Sep 20, 2023 By Chip Merlin

One Year Later: Reflections on Hurricane Ian and Its Aftermath

Sep 20, 2023 By Picl Guest Blogger

Florida Homeowners: Possible Federal Funding for Hardening Your Property from Hurricane Damage

Aug 03, 2023 By Matthew Brown

Florida’s Valued Policy Law and Hurricane Ian

Feb 02, 2023 By Kyle Bugden

FEMA 50% Rule Hits Hurricane Ian Victims—Why Don’t We Double Federal Flood Limits and Triple ICC Coverage?

Nov 22, 2022 By Chip Merlin

Public Adjusters May Have One Year To Submit Hurricane Ian Federal Flood Claims Proofs of Loss But Still Have To Make Written Estimates Within 60 Days

Nov 18, 2022 By Chip Merlin

Florida Bar Acts Against Wrongful Solicitation—Claimants Should Hire Reputable Attorneys With Credentials

Nov 17, 2022 By Chip Merlin

Collapse From Storm Surge—Will National Flood Pay These Claims?

Nov 14, 2022 By Chip Merlin

Substantial Damage and Questions About FEMA’s 50% Rule

Nov 05, 2022 By Chip Merlin