Insurance Disputes Blog

As billions of dollars in Hurricane Sandy aid make their way to New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, the possibility of theft has become a concern.  One New York politician has proposed creating a “Sandy Tracker” to monitor… Read More »

The Hurricane Sandy Rebuilding Task Force, a group assembled by President Obama’s administration, has spent the past several months analyzing the long-term damage of Hurricane Sandy. The task force soon will announce where it thinks $40 billion in… Read More »

The Red Cross, one of the most recognized humanitarian organizations providing emergency assistance, disaster relief and education in emergency situations, is under fire for not keeping promises to help Hurricane Sandy victims. “We Didn’t Get The Help We Were… Read More »

Superstorm Sandy has been called a “one in 700 year” storm by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration. However, NASA officials say that doesn’t mean it will be another 699 years before a storm of this magnitude hits… Read More »

A golf tournament recently held at Farmingdale’s famous Bethpage Black Course on Long Island to raise money for Hurricane Sandy victims still in crisis was a star-studded event.  Co-sponsored by Yankee reliever David Robertson and Mets first baseman… Read More »

Even though it’s been ten months since Hurricane Sandy hit, many business and homeowners who suffered damage are still waiting for their insurance companies to settle their claims.  However, according to a recent announcement by the Federal Emergency… Read More »