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... with questions regarding their coverage for damage caused by Hurricane Isaac should call the number provided on their policies or contact ...

... she said. "Similarly, if a home is damaged by a fire or hurricane and repaired, and then is damaged again, the insurer will pay to ... eight to nine years, according to the I.I.I. Special hurricane deductibles were established to make insurance coverage more ...

... could result in a financial disaster if there is a fire, hurricane, severe winter weather or other catastrophe.” Following are the six ...

... the state’s total insured property values. Special hurricane deductibles were established to make insurance coverage more ... So, if a house is insured for $200,000 and has a 3 percent hurricane deductible, the first $6,000 of a claim arising out of a named storm, ...

... U.S. insurers could pay $600 million in claims to victims of Hurricane Lili, the first hurricane to strike the United States mainland since 1999, according to a ...

... dollars in damage during the intense 2004 and 2005 U.S. hurricane seasons without any major oil spills occurring.   The ...

... process move smoothly should their property be damaged by Hurricane Ivan, according to the ̽����ѡ Information Institute (I.I.I.). Hurricane damage is covered under standard homeowners/renters policies. If a ...

... on them by ratings agencies in the wake of storms like Hurricane Katrina (which produced $41 billion in insured losses). These ... stabilization and recovery of the Gulf Coast's economy after Hurricane Katrina. So to say claims payouts continue to drop is absurd," he ...

... to 1.7 million U.S. policyholders in six states after Hurricane Katrina struck in August 2005, but a storm of comparable magnitude ... Hartwig's remarks were delivered at the 2007 National Hurricane Conference here. "Rapid coastal development and rising property ...

... NEW YORK, January 7, 2007 - With elevated hurricane activity predicted over the next 15 to 20 years, insurers took ... in advance of what is already predicted to be a 2007 hurricane season that is 40 percent above average." Insurers paid out more than ...