CEO, Ethan A. Gross, JD Featured in the Grand Rapids Bar Association "Businesses Beware: Neglecting Your Non-COVID-19 Insurance Claims Will Cost You Money"
CEO, Ethan A. Gross, JD was recently featured in the Grand Rapids Bar Association "Businesses Beware: Neglecting Your Non-COVID-19 Insurance Claims Will Cost You Money" Gross explains how "businesses with an existing property insurance claim, or that suffer a traditional (meaning a non-COVID-19 loss such as a fire, water, or wind damage loss)" should "make their insurance claim a high priority."
This article touches on subjects such as cash flow, critical claim deadlines, options, how to maximize your claim, and steps to take.
To read the article in its entirety, click here.
As the Midwest’s largest and oldest public adjusting firm, Globe Midwest Adjusters International’s core focus is exclusively representing property and business owners, during the insurance claim process, to maximize and expedite our clients’ insurance claim settlement.
With offices in Southfield and Grand Rapids, Michigan, Chicago, Illinois, and Appleton, Wisconsin we are experienced with the types of natural disasters that strike the Midwest, the companies that insure here, and how local claims are handled.
Since opening in 1924, the firm has represented thousands of residential and commercial policyholders during the insurance claim process to ensure each received a fair and just settlement.
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