Adjusters Start Going Home
Although the 2004 Atlantic Hurricane Season started off slowly, it evolved into one of the busiest and most destructive in history. In all, there were 14 named storms, resulting in 21 federal disaster declarations covering 13 states and Puerto Rico.
Despite the volume of claims resulting from the four hurricanes that made landfall in the southeastern United States, insurers felt good about their ability to close files and restore home and business owners to normalcy.
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