On August 27, 2020, Hurricane Laura packing 150 m.p.h. Winds, flash floods, and heavy rainfall hit the western coast of Louisiana at Cameron. Hurricane Laura’s track led it through through Lake Charles, Sulphur, Moss Bluff, and DeRidder onto north Louisiana, causing loss of life, injuries, and extensive property damage. Insured losses from Hurricane Laura are estimated to be in the range of about $12 Billion.  Shortly thereafter, on  October 9, 2020, Hurricane Delta came ashore causing extensive property damage.  Hurricane Delta’s track led it through Creole, Grand Chenier, Jennings, Welch, Iowa, Lake Charles  and north from there on into Alexandria.

Homeowners and Businesses now face the difficulty of cleaning up and rebuilding during the COVID-19. Unfortunately, the storm may not be their worst nightmare. Many will soon find their Homeowners and Business Owners Policies are not accepting responsibility under the insurance policies the companies have both written and sold. Moreover, these insurers frequently pay too little on the home, business, or auto claim because the insurer has underestimated the cost of repair Hurricane Laura Property Damage and Hurricane Delta Property Damage and have limited the amount of damage the property has sustained. We understand your concern and know how you feel. We have seen the same thing happen hundreds and hundreds of times to other policyholders over the years before hiring us to handle their Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, Gustave & Ike claims.  We have seen the difference a Hurricane Lawyer can make.