MIAMI—In the wake of Hurricane Irma, many commercialreal estate owners are scrambling to find their paperworkand file their claims. When can you expect to get paid?
GlobeSt.com caught up with Gina Clausen Lozierand Michael Higer, insurance litigation attorneyswith Berger Singerman LLP representing policyholders, to get some answers in part one of this exclusiveinterview. In part two, they will discuss whether or not you shouldhire a public adjuster and address other claims issues.
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