
Filing a Hurricane Damage Claim in Fort Myers
Filing a damage report for your property can be a long and difficult process, especially if you have other important responsibilities like operating a business, running a household, or going to work every day. Having the Pittman Law Firm, P.L. working on your behalf by monitoring the progress of your claim and submitting supporting materials as needed can help get your home or business repaired sooner. Submitting a hurricane damage claim requires filing documentation outlining any covered property losses with your insurance provider.
Whether the Fort Myers hurricane damage claims attorneys at Pittman Law Firm, P.L. are helping you file a claim or helping you fight a bad faith claim, our attorneys will need the following information:
- Your Most Recent Insurance Policy
- Itemized List of Damaged Property
- Receipts to Support Lost or Damaged Property Claims
- Quotes or Estimates for Replacement Costs or Repairs
- Evidence of Losses and Damage (photo or video proof)
- Temporary Living Expenses Claim Receipts
- List of Questions or Concerns for Your Adjuster
Before filing a hurricane damage claim in Fort Myers, you should verify your insurance policy covers the type of damage experienced. You will also need to confirm your deductible and determine if your losses and repairs will exceed the cost of your deductible. Once you’ve verified the terms of your policy, you need to make sure your losses warrant filing a claim. Our attorneys can help you with the insurance claim process from beginning to end.
Contact our Fort Myers hurricane damage claim attorneys today!

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Who Can File a Wrongful Death Lawsuit?
A wrongful death lawsuit is a personal injury suit filed on behalf of a deceased person to seek compensation for their losses. A deceased person’s survivors are allowed to sue for damages under Florida law provided they meet the statute of limitation and have a viable claim. While a wrongful death claim is filed to benefit the family and loved ones of a deceased individual, the case can only be pursued by a representative from the decedent’s estate. A representative of the estate is required to provide the court with the name of the decedent’s survivors before filing their case. Any damages awarded to the estate will be distributed according to inheritance laws if no estate plan is in place.
When is a Wrongful Death Claim appropriate?
If you aren’t sure whether you have a viable wrongful death claim, meeting with an attorney can help you work through the details of your claim to determine how you should proceed. When a loved one dies from injuries sustained in an accident or negligent incident, like medical malpractice, survivors can pursue damages to compensate for the loss of their loved one. If a personal injury case would be filed if the victim were still alive, the case typically meets the standard for a wrongful death lawsuit.
