Natural Disaster Resources

It's critical to be prepared for natural disasters. Whether it’s a an earthquake, flood, hurricane, tornado, wildfire, or other natural or man-made disaster, your LegalShield provider lawyer can help you navigate your personal legal issues.

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Read more on "How to Prepare for a Natural Disaster in 7 Ways."

Developing a plan after a natural disaster will give your business a chance to recover. If your business is impacted by a natural or man-made disaster, your LegalShield provider law firm stands ready—today and for as long as it takes—to help you recover.

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Visit our blog, "Disaster Recovery Planning for Small Business."

After a hurricane makes landfall, you probably have a lot of questions about insurance and repairs. Understanding the legality of who is responsible for what damage can get confusing.

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From reviewing insurance policies to answering contract questions, LegalShield is here for you.

Get the full story on hurricane aftermath legal questions.

When severe weather damages your rental property, your landlord may issue an eviction notice if the property becomes uninhabitable or if repairs are too costly. However, tenants should be aware that eviction is a legal process, and landlords must follow specific state regulations.

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If you're unsure about how your lease addresses such scenarios, professional legal guidance can provide clarity on your rights as a tenant.

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More guidance on renters' rights after storm damage.

In the aftermath of a natural disaster, thousands of homeowners are left grappling with damage to their homes and property. As you begin the process of rebuilding, it's vital to understand your rights when working with contractors.

Here are important tips to know before hiring a contractor.