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None of this information is intended as either legal or medical advice or opinions.

UPDATE: This video of Opal illustrates just what these storms are capable of.ĭisclaimer: The contents of this webpage have been prepared by The Bruner Law Firm for informational purposes only.

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We are also Toll Free at: 1-80 (1-800-Bruner-1) Our phone number is 85 (Fort Walton Beach) or 85 (Panama City). We are conveniently located in Panama City and Fort Walton Beach Florida. The consultation is free and you will speak with an attorney. If for some reason you or a loved one are injured due to the negligent acts of another, always feel free to contact our staff. Here at the Bruner Firm, we hope everyone will remain safe throughout any storm that may eventually make landfall in Florida. Take photos of your house and property this will make it easier for you or an attorney to prove your losses to an insurance company.Develop an emergency communication plan Get cell phone chargers and battery packs all juiced up in the event of a power outing.Protect windows Make sure to stay clear of them if you are unable to evacuate.

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Make sure your whole family is informed and know how to respond to a hurricane.

Protect valuable property like Birth Certificates, Jewelry, Vehicles Titles, Passports, etc.

Have disaster supplies on hand in the even of a storm.

Although it only made landfall as a Category 3 hurricane, it turned out to be the 4th most damaging hurricane in US history (it eventually ended up costing $3 Billion and killing 4 people.)Īs Isaac enters our area of the planet, there are a few simple precautions that all fellow Floridians, (and especially those in Pensacola, Fort Walton, Destin, and Panama City) should take in order to prevent injuries to person or property: I remember sitting in traffic like it was yesterday it was like a scene from a movie. The Florida Panhandle was in a total panic. The hurricane somehow managed to gather energy from some unseen reserves. However, almost overnight, the beast transformed into a Category 4 worst nightmare situation. Opal entered the Gulf of Mexico as a category 1 hurricane. It may be hard for most Americans to remembers this mid 90’s catastrophe, but the resident of Pensacola, Fort Walton Beach, and Panama City remember it all too well.

Although Isaac is not yet a hurricane, there is no question it has the potential to do exactly what our worst nightmare, Hurricane Opal, did back in 1995. As Tropical Storm Isaac begins making its way towards the Florida Coast, the state has already started showing signs of panic. Well it appears out worst fear here on the Gulf Coast is being reckoned.

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