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Storm Likely to be Christened Worst in Florida History Rips to Shreds Homes, Businesses, and Lives A solitary lighthouse still stands at one end of Sanibel Island a day after what likely will be christened the worst hurricane in modern Florida history swept away in a wind and water homes and businesses on the once idyllic barrier island. The lighthouse remains a sturdy sentinel to what once was on Sanibel Island only 24 hours earlier. It’s beacon light, however, is…

Connect with Hurricane Ian Business Insurance Claim Attorney at (407) 289-0000 The U.S. National Hurricane Center now projects that Hurricane Ian will make landfall on the West Coast of Florida or the panhandle as a catastrophic Category 4 hurricane. While the precise path of what is expected to me a mammoth storm is not 100 percent certain, forecasters are unified in their belief that Hurricane Ian will slam into the West Coast of the Sunshine State of the panhandle by…

Hurricane Ian Business Insurance Claim Lawyer – (407) 289-0000 What us now a tropical storm barreling towards the Gulf of Mexico is expected to become classified as a hurricane by Monday Indeed, the storm called Ian is expected to morph to major hurricane strength by Monday night or Tuesday morning as it rolls over Cuba, heading into the Gulf and the state of Florida. The Governor of Florida has declared a state of emergency for all of the Sunshine State….

Over144,000 gallons of crude oil spilled into the Pacific Ocean off the coast of Southern California, closing beaches and threatening marine and other wildlife. In addition, the most recent oil spill along the California shoreline presents the possibility of dire consequences for coastal commercial fishers as well as a myriad of business that rely upon tourism for their trade and livelihood. Cause and Containment of the California Oil Spill Not only are ocean waters murky as a result of the…

Sunday morning dawned in California with the Dixie Fire becoming the largest single wildfire in the history of the Golden State. As of the start of a new week, the catastrophic Dixie Fire was less than 25 percent contained and had destroyed more than 700 square miles in four California counties: Butte Plumas Tehama Lassen As of midmorning on Sunday, thousands of homes were in the pathway of destruction by the Dixie Fire. The number of threatened homes and other…