By Adams and Reese.
Hurricane Helene, a historic Category 4 hurricane, has left a trail of damage in its wake. As members of communities along the Gulf Coast begin the task of rebuilding and recovering, the Adams and Reese Disaster and Recovery team is ready to help and support. With experience in the recovery process of many different natural disasters, including previous hurricanes Ian, Ida, Laura, Sandy, Katrina, Rita, Ike and Gustav, our team knows how hard it is to get your business back on its feet after these storms. Here are some subject matter areas that our firm can help you and your business with as you rebuild.
Our team can help guide you through the process of obtaining the resources necessary to repair and rebuild your business. We monitor the status of various emergency rules issued by government agencies and the funding of relief programs to ensure that you are out in front of the recovery.
At Adams and Reese, we have extensive experience with:
Even businesses with well-developed emergency policies will face many questions related to employee leave and safety during the recovery. Adams and Reese’s labor and employment team has advised clients on issues such as:
As companies repair and replace property, Adams and Reese has assisted businesses with all types of construction and real estate matters and has a unique experience — some of it first-hand — with the rebuilding process following weather events. We advise on:
Our team has extensive experience with hurricane-related maritime issues, including handling breakaways, collisions, allisions, property damage, pollution, salvage, wreck and removal and all related insurance claims. We are also familiar with coordinating with the U.S. Coast Guard, NTSB and other federal and state agencies involved in responding to maritime issues. We can handle:
Our Adams and Reese team will continue to provide updates on other areas of recovery as the process unfolds, along with the support you need to get your businesses back up and running.
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The information contained in this article is for general educational information only. This information does not constitute legal advice, is not intended to constitute legal advice, nor should it be relied upon as legal advice for your specific factual pattern or situation.
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