Hurricane Nicole surprised Florida residents, as the first November hurricane since November 1985, to make landfall in Florida. Prior to Hurricane Nicole, Hurricane Kate came ashore November 21, 1985 in the Florida Panhandle & on November 4, 1935, the Yankee hurricane slammed into Miami.

Hurricane Nicole brought high winds, heavy rainfall, and a massive storm surge that damaged homes along the east coast and traveling thorugh central Florida.

Did Hurricane & Tropical Storm Nicole damage your home or business?

Managing your Florida tropical storm & hurricane insurance claim is stressful and can negatively impact your emotional well-being and finances. The dedicated Property Damage Attorneys at the Consumer Law Offices P.A. (CLO) have significant experience with insurance claims after a hurricane and tropical storm strikes and have helped 1000’s homeowners and businesses through this emotional and stressful time, get paid what they deserved

CLO can facilitate the tarping of your roof. CLO can also provide experienced water clean-up and mold remediation professionals, as well as contractors to assess the damage and help you determine what it will take to bring your property back to its original condition.

CLO can assist you in getting temporary living expenses reimbursed by the insurance company. And much more to help you through your claim process.

So, if you need help after Hurricane Nicole getting the money you deserve from your insurance company to fix or rebuild your home or business, CALL TODAY 305-940-0924  and ask for attorney MORDECHAI BREIER, Founder of CLO, for a FREE CONSULTATION.

Mordechai is on your side and will bring you peace of mind during this challenging time and will aggressively push your insurance company to ensure that you receive the maximum amount available under your insurance policy.

CLO services all over Florida & have recovered millions of dollars for our clients. We are with you from the very start of the filing of your claim, through the entire claims process, helping you get the money needed to make the necessary repairs to your property.