Whether you are an individual condo owner or a condo association, The Nation Law Firm has handled condominium insurance claims throughout Florida. Condominium owners and associations face many problems after a storm. There are often two insurance policies at play when there is condo damage. The condo owner has a policy that provides insurance coverage from "the paint in," and the contents of the condominium, while the condo association covers the "common elements." The common elements include such things as the roof, drywall, and structural elements. Often there is also a flood policy that applies to some of the portions of the loss.

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We can help. At The Nation Law Firm we have handled hundreds of condo owner's and association insurance claims. We have handled many fire, wind, water, mold, vandalism, theft and sinkhole claims.

The typical insurance policy for a condo owner covers the inside of the condo and damage to the contents in the condo. Most policies also provide coverage for "additional living expenses" while the condo owner is out of the unit. Additional living expenses pay for a hotel or a rental home while the damaged property is being repaired.

If you have concerns about whether your insurance company is acting fairly regarding your insurance claim you should feel free to contact an insurance attorney at The Nation Law Firm. Our initial consultations are always free of charge, and if your case is successful, often the insurance company will be forced to pay all of our fees and costs.

If you have questions regarding your insurance claim, please call Mark Nation's toll free at 1-800-Nation-Law (1-800-628-4665) for a free consultation, or submit the free case evaluation form. With offices in the Orlando area Gainesville, and Florida, our attorneys represent condo owners with hurricane damage in Atlantic and Gulf Coast states.

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