Not all Storm-related Damage is automatically covered under your homeowner’s policy, but a lawyer experienced in Tornado and Storm Recovery cases will be able to review your policy and let you know what legal options you may have available to you.

Common steps for preparing for a Tornado or Storm Insurance Claim will include reviewing your Homeowner’s and Flood insurance policies, inspecting your property, and inventorying/documenting the damage that has occurred. You can also be better prepared for any future Tornado or Storm Insurance claims by keeping detailed records of any prior Tornado or Storm-related claim, including: organizing receipts/invoices for any repairs and taking photographs of before and after work was completed. If you need assistance or are concerned about working with your insurance company, you may want to contact an experienced Tornado or Storm Claim Lawyer to learn more about how they can help you.

No, it is not required to have a lawyer to make an insurance claim. However, insurance companies and adjusters may try to limit their liability by undervaluing your claim or damage. An experienced Tornado or Storm Damage Insurance Attorney can ensure that your damages are properly valued and that you are compensated in a timely manner.