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| Description | After a fire, victims have various options to manage the recovery process. Initially, meeting emergency needs like food, shelter, and clothing is essential. Once safe, it's important to contact the insurance company to start the claim process. This step involves documenting damage and collaborating with an insurance adjuster to evaluate the loss and coverage. In cases of disaster-designated fires, contacting FEMA may be necessary. In the U.S., fire litigation encompasses legal actions by individuals, businesses, or government bodies seeking compensation for fire-related damages. This process starts with the plaintiff filing a complaint against the defendant, detailing the legal grounds and allegations. The defendant then gets a chance to respond and present their defense. To establish the defendant's liability, the plaintiff must typically show that the defendant caused the fire or failed to prevent it. This often requires expert evidence and extensive investigation into the fire's cause, making it a complex task. |
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201 SE 6th St Fort Lauderdale Florida 33301 United States of America |
| Practice areas | Consumer Protection, Environmental Law, Insurance Law |
| Year established | 2023 |
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| Listing views | 35 listing views. |
| Submission Date | 11:27:2023 (Edited) |
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