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Part 1 of 2: From additional living expenses to lost income coverage, review what's next as cleanup efforts are underway.

Two major hurricanes arrived in New Orleans 16 years apart, and both provide lessons for the insurance industry.

The Category 4 storm caused significant structural damage and flooding in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.

Companies in the path of the hurricane will be surveying damage and filing business interruption claims in the coming weeks. Here's what you should know.

The hurricane that packed some of the most powerful winds ever to hit the area could cost insurers upwards of $15 billion.

Maria's reconstruction effort provides useful insights on how insurers, business owners, and contractors can optimize the rebuilding process.

Many of the dams within the United States are approaching or exceeding their useful service life.

What lessons can the insurance industry pull from the past few years of heavy storms?