Author: Karen Kirkland

Many people get confused, frustrated and upset with the claims process after an accident. Loss of or damage to property is a stressful situation.  Confusion and frustration set in when expectations are not met. To keep frustrations to a minimum I would like to clear up some of the of the most popular statements I’ve heard in regards to auto claims.

It’s 9 months after Hurricane Michael and you are still going back and forth with the insurance company. When will this ever end? If you haven’t already, you may be thinking about hiring a public adjuster or an attorney to finish the battle. But are there any other options? Yes, there is.

There are over 240 million registered motor vehicles in the U.S., according to the Census Bureau. At a given time, as many as a third of those clutter American roadways, and it is estimated that one-fourth of those are being used in the course of work.

When shopping for a homeowner’s insurance policy many questions have to be answered to make sure your risk is covered properly. One of the many questions is do you have a dog? If the answer is yes, the next question is “what kind of dog and does it have a bite history?”  Regardless if there is a bite history or not many home insurance carriers have a growing list of dog breeds they simply will not cover at all, even if your dog is “scared of its own shadow.”