Hurricane Irene slammed into North Carolina early Saturday morning, Aug. 27, 2011, after already causing extensive damage across the Caribbean, and then proceeded up the Atlantic seaboard, knocking out power and leaving widespread destruction of property and more than 40 fatalities in its wake.
The Calm Before a Storm of Claims: Identifying and Preserving Insurance Coverage for Hurricane Irene-Related Losses
Businesses that have suffered losses because of Hurricane Irene may have substantial financial protection through their insurance policies.
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