Filing Insurance Claims From Hurricane Sandy

Posted October 31, 2012

NJ Rescue workers enter flood zone in Moonachie

By now most of us have either seen or experienced the unprecedented devastation brought upon our area by Hurricane Sandy. Currently there are 2.4 million households in New Jersey without power, twice the number from Hurricane Irene. Many of us are still trying to clean up from the damage that was inflicted from the storm.

As you start to assess the losses from Sandy, many of you will need to file an insurance claim. This article from Forbes, details steps to take, as well as some commonsense guidelines to follow as you evaluate the damage and start to deal with it. Continue reading.

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Steve Barlotta CPA

Steve Barlotta has over 30 years of diversified experience in the public accounting industry. Steve Barlotta graduated Magna Cum Laude from Susquehanna University with a B.A. in accounting. In 1986, Steve Barlotta started his career with the “big four” accounting firm Deloitte Touche in New York City. Steve Barlotta founded Barlotta & Associates, LLP in 1996. In 2015, Steve’s firm merged with Richard Rausa & Associates, CPA, PA to form Rausa, Barlotta & Associates, PA.

Filing Insurance Claims From Hurricane Sandy

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