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Preparing for the 2024 Hurricane Season

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June 4, 2024

Hurricane Florence over the Atlantics close to the US coast, viewed from the space station. Gaping eye of a category 4 hurricane. Elements of this image furnished by NASA.

 

As we approach the 2024 hurricane season, it is essential for professionals in the insurance and legal industries to stay ahead of the curve. Navigating the complexities of hurricane-related claims requires up-to-date knowledge and strategic insights. At Butler, we offer a wealth of expertise through our comprehensive insurance litigation blogs. Our seasoned attorneys delve into the latest developments, case studies, and best practices to equip you with the critical information needed to manage and litigate hurricane claims effectively.

Stay informed, stay prepared by exploring our blogs below, and ensure you are well-prepared to tackle the challenges this hurricane season may bring.

 

Litigating Tile Roof Claims (Blog) – Sarah Burke & Gray Kelly
A Primer on Florida’s ’25 Percent Rule’ For Roof Repair/Replacement (Blog) – Pablo Caceres
Nuanced ASpects of Hurricane Claims: Civil Authority, Ordinance or Law, and Mobile Home Claims (Blog) – Timothy Engelbrecht & William Collum
What To Expect When You Are Adjusting: A Primer for Hurrican Ian Property Claims (Blog) – Thomas Keller & Dericka Burke
What You Need To Know About Recent Changes to Florida Property Insurance Law… (Blog) – William Collum
Recent Changes in Florida’s Property Insurance Law for Admitted and Surplus Lines Insurers… (Blog) – William Collum
Wind v. Flood in the Wake of Hurricane Ian (Blog) – Matthew Lavisky & David Maldoff
Hurricane Florence: Civil Authority and Ingress/Egress Coverage (Blog) – K. Clark Schirle
A Home After the Storm: How Does Additional Living Expense Coverage Respond to Insureds Impacted by Hurricanes? (Blog) – Richard Gable, Jr.