Insurance Disputes Blog

The destruction left by Hurricane Sandy was like nothing many New Yorkers and New Jerseyans had ever seen before – and many are still going through the process of rebuilding and repairing.  Although those going through the process… Read More »

Talk about bad luck.  A Staten Island resident whose home was completely destroyed in Hurricane Sandy says that his Target account was part of the recent security breach that exposed about 40 million bank accounts to fraudulent activity. … Read More »

The Salvation Army is known as an emergency response organization.  However, many Hurricane Sandy victims who are still in dire need of help are questioning the organization’s decision to limit relief to 20% of the funds it has… Read More »

A lack of insurance payouts from homeowners’ insurance companies and the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) has resulted in 30,000 New York and New Jersey residents being displaced – even a full year after Hurricane Sandy hit the… Read More »

After Hurricane Sandy devastated Staten Island and other coastal areas of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, a massive cleanup began.  While most of the news coverage since then has been about damaged and destroyed buildings and homeowners… Read More »

So much has been written about Hurricane Sandy over the past 13 months concerning repairing and rebuilding homes and businesses and policyholders battling it out with their insurance companies over insurance proceeds that can now likely be called… Read More »