Boggs Law Group

06/05/2026

🌪️ Hurricanes Helene and Milton left many Florida property owners facing difficult recovery challenges long after the storms moved through.

Wind-damaged roofing, broken windows, flooding, water intrusion, structural damage, and fallen trees are just some of the issues that hurricane-related claims can bring. These claims often require extensive repairs and involve complicated evaluations.

For many policyholders, the process became even more stressful when claims were delayed, disputed, or undervalued. If you’re struggling with your insurance company, you’re not alone.

Knowing your options and understanding the full scope of your damage is essential for a successful recovery. Don’t let uncertainty stand in your way.

📞 Call 727-954-8833 for a free consultation and let Boggs Law Group help you move forward with confidence.

06/05/2026

🌎 Happy World Environment Day!

Today is a reminder that the choices we make can help shape a healthier, more sustainable future for generations to come. Every action, from protecting natural resources to supporting our communities through environmental stewardship, plays a role in building a stronger tomorrow.

At Boggs Law Group, we understand the importance of preserving the places we live, work, and call home. Together, we can make a difference.

Wishing everyone a meaningful World Environment Day.

06/04/2026

🏠 As Florida gets ready for the 2026 hurricane season, homeowners need to know about important changes that could impact property insurance claims.

A recent article outlines new claim deadlines, faster insurer response requirements, and a growing number of insurance carriers competing in Florida’s market. It also stresses the value of being proactive before a storm is on the horizon.

Taking time to understand your policy and staying informed about these updates can make a real difference in how you prepare for hurricane season.

👉 Read more: https://www.cbsnews.com/miami/news/south-florida-competitive-property-insurance-market-2026-hurricane-season/

Homeowners in Florida are navigating a new landscape as the 2026 hurricane season approaches, facing a more competitive insurance market but also new laws.

06/03/2026

🌬️ Hail and wind damage can create serious property issues long after the storm passes.

Missing shingles, lifted roofing materials, cracked tiles, siding damage, broken windows, water intrusion, and damaged exterior structures are just a few examples of problems property owners may face after severe weather.

If your insurance claim is delayed, denied, or undervalued, the repair process can become even more frustrating and costly. Don’t let insurance challenges stand in the way of restoring your property.

Understanding the full scope of storm-related damage is essential to protecting your investment. Take action now to ensure your property is fully covered.

📞 Call 727-954-8833 for a free consultation.

06/02/2026

🌟 Recognition is meaningful, but the relationships behind it mean even more.

Our nomination for Best of Florida 2026 reflects the clients, referral partners, colleagues, and communities who have supported Boggs Law Group throughout the years. We are grateful for every opportunity to serve Florida policyholders and for the connections we've built along the way.

If you believe in the work we do, we would be honored to have your vote. Your support helps us continue making a difference for those who need it most.

🗳️ You can vote once per day through July 31.
👉 https://guidetoflorida.com/best-of/vote/legal-services

Thank you for being part of our story.

06/02/2026

🔍 Policy Term Spotlight: Non-Waiver Agreement

After a claim is reported, your insurance company may ask you to sign a Non-Waiver Agreement. This document allows the insurer to keep investigating your claim without confirming that coverage exists. In other words, the company can move forward with its review while still reserving the right to deny coverage later, depending on what it finds.

Knowing what you’re signing during the claims process is essential. If you have questions or concerns about your rights as a policyholder, we’re here to help you navigate every step.

06/01/2026

🔥💧 Fire and water damage claims can quickly become overwhelming, especially when the insurance process adds extra challenges.

Whether you’re dealing with kitchen fires, electrical damage, burst pipes, appliance leaks, roof leaks, or water intrusion after storms, property damage claims often require extensive repairs and complex documentation. When claims are delayed, denied, or undervalued, homeowners and property owners can be left struggling to move forward.

You don’t have to face these obstacles alone. Understanding your options is essential for protecting your property and your peace of mind.

📞 Call 727-954-8833 for a free consultation.

05/29/2026

🏠 Florida’s property insurance market is seeing significant changes as three more insurance carriers enter the state.

A recent report shows that 20 new property insurance companies have joined the Florida market since legislative reforms. This brings new capital, expanded coverage options, and greater competition for policyholders.

Homeowners, condo associations, and property owners are watching closely to see how these changes may affect premiums, coverage availability, and the claims process in the months ahead.

Stay informed about what these developments could mean for you.

👉 Read more: https://www.insurancejournal.com/news/southeast/2026/05/21/870846.htm

Three new property insurance companies have entered the Florida market this spring, bringing to 20 the number of new carriers since Florida lawmakers

05/28/2026

⚖️ Hurricane preparation isn’t just about getting ready for the storm. It also means preparing for the insurance process that may follow.

After property damage occurs, documentation, policy understanding, timelines, and communication all become important. Being informed before hurricane season begins can help property owners feel more prepared if challenges arise later.

05/28/2026

⚠️ Product liability issues can arise when everyday products fail to perform safely as intended.

Defective appliances, unsafe tools, dangerous children’s products, or improperly labeled items can all lead to serious injuries and unexpected damages.

In many cases, determining what went wrong may involve manufacturers, distributors, retailers, or multiple parties within the product chain. Each may play a role in the outcome.

Understanding your legal options is an important step if a defective product causes harm. You don’t have to navigate this process alone.

📞 Call 727-954-8833 for a free consultation.