FEMA: TS Imelda a Major Disaster for 6 Counties

    FEMA MAJOR DISASTER DECLARATION OPENS AID FOR SETXans FEMA Aid Update:  Chambers, Harris, Jefferson, Liberty, Montgomery, and Orange Counties have been designated as Major Disaster areas are citizens of those communities can apply for assistance from FEMA whether they have flood insurance or not.  The application window opened October 5, 2019 and will run through February 28, 2021.  Below is […]

    Brasher Law Firm Helps Local Business Get Paid for Its Harvey Losses

    Cocomo Joe’s is a well-known local business that has served Southeast Texas for a number of years. While its building did not flood in Hurricane Harvey, Joe’s did suffer water damage from a roof failure. Joes filed a claim with its insurance company but was met with a denial. That is where we came in. After an investigation of the […]

    Early Voting Underway for Nov. 2018 Elections

    Early voting has begun for the Texas November 2018 midterm elections. Early voting will continue until Friday, November 2, 2018. During early voting, you can cast your ballot at any polling location that is open during early voting. Jefferson County: For Jefferson County residents, you can cast your ballot and vote early at the following polling locations. The polling locations […]

    Brasher Law Firm Hosting Houston Informational Session

    Insurance claims can be daunting, especially after a disaster has taken so much from so many.  Brasher Law Firm is committed to providing residents throughout Southeast Texas with the support to get through these trying times. For the victims of Hurricane Harvey in the Houston area, Brasher Law Firm will host a seminar to provide information and resources to help […]

    FEMA Waives and Extends Proof of Loss Requirement for Harvey Victims

    This week, the Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) issued a memorandum that waives the requirement that National Flood Insurance Policy policyholders have to submit and sign a proof of loss or sign an adjuster’s report prior to receiving payment on their claim. Now, the insurance company is directed to pay policyholders, as soon as possible and without the need for this extra […]

    The Truth about Insurance Law Changes

    During the course of Hurricane Harvey ravaging Southeast Texas, Corpus Christi, Dickinson, Rockport, Houston and surrounding counties, like Jefferson, Orange, Hardin, Jasper, Tyler, etc…, speculation from both sides of the aisle spread like wildfire about what the new changes to the Texas Insurance Code would mean for victims of Hurricane Harvey. People barely made it to shelters, and the sponsor […]