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As Puerto Rico begins to pick itself up after Hurricane Fiona and coastal Alaskan communities dry out from Typhoon Merbok, Hurricane Ian is swirling around Florida.
Once communities begin to suffer catastrophic losses from this hurricane season, insurance adjusters and contractors nationwide will be working to get covered insureds back to some semblance of normalcy. For those who have flood insurance, the claims process is just beginning, and they will likely have more questions than answers.
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