How to File for Hurricane Harvey Damages in Aransas Pass

When Hurricane Harvey made landfall on the Gulf Coast, thousands of people lost their homes to the storm’s wind and rain. Some homes and business were severely damaged by the flooding and require thousands of dollars of repairs. The town of Aransas Pass, a mainland region separated from the adjacent Port Aransas by just a few miles of water, has a population of just under 10,000 residents. Many of these residents evacuated the area before Harvey hit. The coastline region of Aransas Pass includes many docks, boats, and coastline properties, many of which have been destroyed in the wake of the hurricane.

When Harvey hit the coast, the force of the storm hit Texas with immediate and devastating effects, and the area of Port Aransas and Aransas Pass was perhaps most directly affected when Harvey descended upon Texas in August 2017. Experts estimate that Hurricane Harvey will unquestionably go down as one of the most expensive natural disasters in modern history, amounting to anywhere from $5 to $20 billion in damages once the aftermath has been fully assessed.

If you or someone you care about has suffered any damage, loss, or other repercussions of Hurricane Harvey, you may have questions about how to file for Hurricane Harvey damages in Aransas Pass. As you attempt to pick up the pieces in Harvey’s aftermath, you may be confused about how best to approach the issue of compensation and moving forward with the process of loss recovery.

An Aransas Pass hurricane insurance claims lawyer from Carabin Shaw is ready and willing to handle your case. Our team of attorneys is prepared to offer all potential clients an obligation-free consultation in order to determine your best options moving forward. The lawyers at Carabin Shaw want to help make you aware of all the necessary next steps for Hurricane Harvey victims in Aransas Pass. We handle all types of hurricane-related cases and Aransas Pass hurricane claims, such as:

• Wind damage
• Roof loss or damage
• Structural damage
• Flooding and water damage
• Loss and recovery of valuables
• Business property damage

If you have questions about how to file for Hurricane Harvey damages in Aransas Pass, the lawyers at Carabin Shaw are here for you. Generally, there are a few proactive steps and preventative measures you yourself can take to preserve your claim, even before you have officially filed one with your insurer or sought any legal advice. Some of these include:

• Take pictures of damage and document everything that has been lost.
• Minimize damages by preventing further loss and damage.
• Locate your insurance policy, and have the policy number ready at all times.
• Seek legal advice from an experienced and well-qualified lawyer.
• Call your insurer as soon as possible to initiate the claims process.
• Stay vigilant and proactive with your claim from beginning to end.

Our attorneys have more than 25 years of experience handling all types of personal injury cases, including instances of loss and damage brought on by the after effects of a natural disaster. Texas is a large state, and the regional diversity causes an assortment of threatening weather condition that lead to a variety of damage and loss claims. The law firm of Carabin Shaw has successfully represented thousands of victims in the sometimes devastating aftermath of myriad unforeseeable weather-related occurrences, including:

• Forest fires
• Hailstorms
• Ice and snow storms
• Hurricanes
• Tornadoes
• Flash flooding

Contact the lawyers serving Aransas Pass from Carabin Shaw today, day or night, for your free preliminary consultation. We want to help make you aware of your optimal path to compensation and answer all your questions regarding the process of how to file for Hurricane Harvey insurance damages in Aransas Pass, or anywhere else in Texas. We even offer the service of bilingual lawyers available for all potential clients whose first language is Spanish. Our attorneys are here for you, so call the Carabin Shaw office in Port Aransas today at 361.717.4411 or toll-free at 800-862-1260.