1. Legal representation
HurricaneLaw.Pro is a resource for property-insurance policyholders. It does not itself provide legal services. Where legal representation is engaged, attorney services are provided by Halversen Law, licensed in SC & FL (Halversen Law), under a separate written agreement with the client.
2. Not legal advice
The content on this site is general information, offered for education. It is not legal advice, does not consider the specific facts of your claim or the exact language of your policy, and should not be relied upon as a substitute for advice from a licensed attorney. Reading this site does not make us your lawyers.
3. No attorney-client relationship
No attorney-client relationship is formed by browsing this site, reading its guides, using its tools, or submitting the case-review form. Such a relationship is created only by a signed written agreement with the firm. Until then, do not send confidential, privileged, or time-sensitive information expecting it to be protected or acted upon.
4. Legal and statutory content is general and subject to change
Statutes, deadlines, and case summaries on this site are general and subject to change. The law changes, statutes are amended, and courts interpret them differently over time. Figures and dates may be incomplete, outdated, or inapplicable to your situation. Verify current statute text and consult an attorney before relying on anything here.
5. Claim deadlines
Insurance claims and lawsuits carry strict deadlines that differ by state, policy, and claim type. Nothing on this site tolls or extends any deadline, and submitting the form does not preserve your rights. You are responsible for the deadlines that apply to your claim. If a deadline may be near, consult an attorney immediately.
6. No guarantee of outcome
Prior results, statistics, and case examples described on this site do not guarantee or predict a similar outcome in any other matter. Every claim turns on its own facts. Examples such as the "Denial of the Week" are anonymized, illustrative composites, not descriptions of any specific client's file.
7. Weather imagery and data
Weather imagery and storm data are used from public-domain U.S. government sources (NOAA, the National Hurricane Center, and the National Weather Service) with source credit on each embed. Public-domain status applies to the underlying government works; we make no warranty as to third-party materials.
8. Attorney licensure
Brent Halversen and Halversen Law are licensed in SC & FL. For claims outside those states, we can connect you with counsel licensed in your state. Nothing here is an offer to represent you in a jurisdiction where the attorney is not licensed.
9. Advertising
Portions of this site may be considered attorney advertising in some jurisdictions. The choice of a lawyer is an important decision and should not be based solely on advertisements or informational content.
10. Consult an attorney
For advice about your specific claim, consult a licensed attorney. To request a free, no-obligation review, use our Contact page or the free claim review.