Catastrophe & Restoration

Remember the flood litigation in Mississippi?

Changes in the global climate will significantly affect the health of humans, resulting in worldwide economic consequences.

Experts from both sides of the Atlantic are predicting an above-average hurricane season for this year.

Professional water-damage restoration is a complicated business, requiring a careful, scientific approach with frequent monitoring of relative humidity, temperature, and moisture readings of contents

Hurricane Katrina, the storm that ruined the Big Easy, was a bit like my fourth grade teacher, Mrs. Miller. She was harsh, strict, and demanding, but we learned.

Late last month, the U.S. House of Representatives approved a bill extending the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act, which was set to expire at the end of 2005.

Toward the end of last year, President Bush signed legislation allowing the National Flood Insurance Program to borrow up to $18.5 billion to settle flood insurance claims resulting from the 2005 hurricane season.

An estimated 15,000 adjusters currently are working in the regions affected by this year's aggressive hurricanes.