Catastrophic property loss can result from natural and man-made causes and affect both commercial and residential properties. Victims of catastrophic property loss can be left without a home or the means to earn a living. Not only can physical structures be damaged or totally destroyed by floods, fire, tornados, sinkholes and terrorist acts, but catastrophic losses can mean the destruction of crops and farmland along with expensive art or auto collections. Further, the loss of income from a catastrophic property loss related to business interruption not only hurts business owners, but employees and local economies suffer as well.

The Experienced Catastrophic Property Loss Attorneys of Clifford Law Offices

Finding the parties responsible for causing catastrophic property loss is the job of the property loss attorney. From the initial case evaluation, when basic facts are gathered and viability of the claim is determined, through the discovery phase where each side discloses evidence, the property loss attorneys of Clifford Law Office prepare their cases with the intent to secure full and fair compensation for their clients. Sometimes this goal can be achieved through settlement and other times a fair outcome can only be attained by taking the case to trial. This strategy requires experienced and knowledgeable property loss lawyers that have the resources to pursue just outcomes for their clients. The property loss attorneys of Clifford Law Offices have the knowledge, experience and resources to represent you in your pursuit of justice.

Clifford Law Offices Are Nationally Recognized Catastrophic Property Loss Attorneys

After the terrorist attacks on 9/11, attorneys Robert A. Clifford and Timothy S. Tomasik, partners at Clifford Law Offices, were selected to serve as liaison counsel in the property damage claims in the destruction of buildings one and two of the World Trade Center. Clifford Law Offices served as the spokesperson for all of the interests that lost property after the collapse of the World Trade Center. These tremendously complex suits were brought on behalf of insurance companies and other business organizations worldwide who sustained billions of dollars in losses after the twin towers collapsed.