Justice for Victims of Hurricane Damage

Do not be victimized twice! Many times, the victims of hurricanes suffer two grave injustices. First, their home or business and property are ravaged by a hurricane. Second, their insurance company denies or delays their claims.

Our nine attorneys have extensive experience litigating hurricane damage insurance claims on behalf of home owners, condo owners, and business owners against their insurance companies. We have handled claims involving the improper denial of claims, improper calculation of deductibles, living expenses, determining what is and is not covered, and cases where the insurance company simply refuses to pay the right amount.

Mark Nation's law firm has offices in the Orlando suburb of Longwood, as well as in Gainesville, Florida. We have litigated cases throughout the United States. Even if we are not able to help you, we are often able to help clients get in contact with an experienced attorney who will be able to help them.

Help after the Storm
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If you have been a victim of hurricane damage and have had a claim denied by your insurance company, get a free case evaluation.

If you have questions regarding hurricane damage claims, we would like to help. Our lawyers have handled cases against some of the country's largest insurance companies including State Farm, CNA, Allstate, USAA, Lloyds of London, Citizens Insurance, and many others.

Our initial consultation is always free of charge, and at the conclusion of your case, we may be able to force the insurance company to pay all of our fees and costs.

If you have questions regarding your hurricane claim, please call Mark Nation's law firm toll free at 1-866-556-3859 for a free consultation, or submit the free case evaluation form. Your call or e-mail will be returned within 24 hours. With offices in the Orlando area, Gainesville, and Florida, our lawyers represent victims of hurricane damage in Atlantic and Gulf Coast states.

Remember, there are never any fees or costs unless we win, and if we lose, “I work for free.”