by Boggs Law Group | Jun 6, 2023 | tips
Last month, we talked about what to expect for the 2023 hurricane season, and how to make sure that you and your family are ready. Hopefully, you’ve had a chance to prepare your home and your family, and you’ll be staying tuned to local media for updates. As...
by Boggs Law Group | May 17, 2023 | tips
With the 2023 Florida hurricane season officially kicking off on June 1 and stretching out as far as November 30, we’re all gearing up for some unpredictable weather ahead. The team at Boggs Law Group thought today would be the ideal time to talk about how to get...
by Boggs Law Group | Apr 10, 2023 | stories
Kentucky has taken quite a beating in 2023 so far. We recently wrote about the severe damage that the windstorms have caused in Kentucky, the state of emergency, and the ongoing repair efforts. Today, we’re hitting close to home, because one of our attorneys was...
by Boggs Law Group | Mar 13, 2023 | tips
Mayor Linda Gorton, the longest-serving member of the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Council, is urging patience. The city is recovering from recent windstorms that damaged buildings, downed trees, and knocked out power to thousands in Fayette County. A total of 64...
by Boggs Law Group | Feb 18, 2023 | tips
The issue of property insurance was addressed recently at the Florida Legislature, convened for a special session. The legislature passed Senate 2A, which will mean changes to the property insurance claims process, reinsurance, regulation of insurance companies, and...
by Boggs Law Group | Jan 27, 2023 | tips
2022 was another year for Kentucky to batten down the hatches, with a total of 35 tornadoes that caused around $850,000 of property damage. As the weather becomes more unpredictable, more Kentucky folks are turning to us here at Boggs Law Group for help. Let’s look...
by Boggs Law Group | Dec 18, 2022 | news
It’s been a busy couple of months for our very own Amy Boggs. She’s had a flurry of media activity, from live appearances on TV news channels to participating in discussions on Podcasts and commenting on articles. But it’s no wonder. The reason it’s...
by Boggs Law Group | Sep 12, 2022 | tips
The One Year Statute of Limitations for December 10th Tornado Claims Is Fast Approaching – Unknowingly to Some Policy Holders. The normal statutory limitation for which a lawsuit must be filed for breach of contract is 10 years in Kentucky. See KRS § 413.160....
