Pandit Law Firm

01/20/2021

We're excited to unveil our new branding and website aimed at providing clear and helpful resources to anyone needing help with their property damage claims.

Building upon our mission of helping homeowners and business owners get their lives back, we developed a new tagline, logo, and client resources to better communicate who we are, what we stand for, and how we help our clients and community.

11/23/2020

The Pandit Law Firm holds insurance companies accountable.

To help provide more information on property damage claims outside of flooding, this page is changing its name from Get Flood Help to Pandit Law Firm.

As always, we are dedicated to helping families recover from unexpected damages caused by wind, hail, fire, flood, tornado, and hurricanes.

11/19/2018

PRE-EVACUATION PREPARATION STEPS FROM WILD FIRE
When an evacuation is anticipated, follow these checklists (if time allows) to give your home the best chance of surviving a wildfire.
Inside the House
1. Shut all windows and doors, leaving them unlocked.
2. Remove flammable window shades, curtains and close metal shutters.
3. Remove lightweight curtains.
4. Move flammable furniture to the center of the room, away from windows and doors.
5. Shut off gas at the meter; turn off pilot lights.
6. Leave your lights on so firefighters can see your house under smoky conditions.
7. Shut off the air conditioning.
Outside
1. Gather up flammable items from the exterior of the house and bring them inside (patio furniture, children’s toys, door mats, trash cans, etc.) or place them in your pool.
2. Turn off propane tanks.
3. Move propane BBQ appliances away from structures.
4. Connect garden hoses to outside water valves or spigots for use by firefighters. Fill water buckets and place them around the house.
5. Don’t leave sprinklers on or water running, they can affect critical water pressure.
6. Leave exterior lights on so your home is visible to firefighters in the smoke or darkness of night.
7. Put your Emergency Supply Kit in your vehicle.
8. Back your car into the driveway with vehicle loaded and all doors and windows closed. Carry your car keys with you.
9. Have a ladder available and place it at the corner of the house for firefighters to quickly access your roof.
10. Seal attic and ground vents with pre-cut plywood or commercial seals.
11. Patrol your property and monitor the fire situation. Don’t wait for an evacuation order if you feel threatened.
12. Check on neighbors and make sure they are preparing to leave.
Animals
1. Locate your pets and keep them nearby.
2. Prepare farm animals for transport and think about moving them to a safe location early.
Contact us at 504-313-3800 or [email protected] for more information.

11/16/2018

Always Be Prepared

Hurricane disasters can occur whether the season is active or relatively quiet. It only takes one hurricane (or tropical storm) to cause a disaster. Residents, businesses, and government agencies of coastal and near-coastal regions are urged to prepare for every hurricane season regardless of this, or any other, seasonal outlook. NOAA, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA), the National Hurricane Center (NHC), the Small Business Administration, and the American Red Cross all provide important hurricane preparedness information on their web sites. [email protected]

11/14/2018

NOAA 2019 Atlantic Hurricane Season Outlook

The updated 2019 Atlantic hurricane season outlook is now available! Email us to learn more: [email protected]

11/12/2018

Hurricanes have the power to cause widespread devastation, and can affect both coastal and inland areas. How to Prepare for a Hurricane explains how to protect yourself and your property, and details the steps to take now so that you can act quickly at a time when every second counts. Check out this resource guide on how you should prepare: https://bit.ly/2Q6wvig

11/01/2018

Is Hurricane Season over after Michael? In general, some big hurricanes can strike in late October and November. After two recent billion-dollar tropical disasters, hurricanes Florence and Michael, you're likely wondering if hurricane season is over yet. The simple answer is no.

Hurricane season runs through Nov. 30, but sometimes activity does wane in the final month or so of hurricane season.
It is not out of the question to see another tropical cyclone or two before the year ends. Email us to learn more: [email protected].

10/30/2018

In Kingsland, TX, Homeowners are trying to get back on their feet and have spent much of their days cleaning out their houses after experiencing major flooding. Many of these houses are gutted because several feet of water got inside. For some of these homeowners, their livelihoods are on the line.

Pandit Law attorneys recover the compensation policyholders deserve from their insurance companies. Were you underpaid? Contact us to learn more: 504-313-3800.

10/28/2018

Did you get a chance to catch Phillip Sanov’s presentation “What Lies Beneath: Scary Flood Claims!!” If you missed it, there is nothing to fear! Email us at [email protected] and we will happily provide a copy. You can also email us if you have clients in need of our services. We are here to maximize insurance claims, and recover what the policyholder deserves Wyndham Grand Hotels and Resorts

10/28/2018

Newly appointed Florida Association of Public Insurance Adjusters President Craig Drillich! 👏

10/28/2018

Nancy outdid herself! This event and venue are the best yet! Thank you to the Florida Association of Public Insurance Adjusters team for making us feel so welcome and motivated to help policyholders affected by Hurricane Michael and Hurricane Irma Wyndham Grand Orlando Resort Bonnet Creek

10/28/2018

We are proud to be part of FAPIA (Florida Association of Public Insurance Adjusters)! The Fall 2018 Conference continues... Want to know why you should hire a public adjuster? Learn more about the benefits of hiring your own insurance professional here: https://bit.ly/2O5Jagh