Union Beach Fights For Justice

Immediate Release

Union Beach Fights For Back

Residents Want Justice After Sandy

Long-time business owner and community leader Gigi from Jakeabob’s Bay is holding a legal seminar to assist Union Beach, NJ residents with their delayed, denied, and low ball insurance offers for their home in Union Beach. “ Union Beach needs to fight back. I am so sick of Union Beach and Bay Shore Area residents getting low ball offers. Everyday, I hear about the ills of the insurance industry. We have a great community that needs to re-build but we need the insurance money to rebuild. We are a blue collar town that was devastated by the storm. Currently, another 150 homes are being demolished and only 40% of the town is back because people are displaced. Many people are wondering when is the insurance company money going to come through? Many people are being offered low ball offers and now they have a mortgage to pay. We need help now. That is why I have retained Ellis, Ged & Bodden and I have agreed to host a seminar for other residents of the Bayshore Area,” Gigi states.

Since Hurricane Sandy struck the Northeast coastline, over 400 homes have been destroyed in Union Beach and thousands along the Jersey Shore, leaving many homeowners displaced and sparking a battle between insurance companies and homeowners over policy claims. C. Glen Ged founding partner, whose home was also destroyed will be presenting at the seminar. “ C. Glen Ged states “This is personal for me as I am a New Jersey native. I want to see the Jersey Shore rebuilt. The people need their insurance money to rebuild and not insurance games to restore the shore. Many people do not know that they have only one year after Hurricane Sandy to file their claims and go after their insurance company. People must ACT NOW if they want justice after Sandy.” According to the NJ statutes of limitations the deadline to file a Hurricane Sandy related claim is October 29, 2013.

The law firm of Ellis, Ged & Bodden, which has nearly two decades of experience helping clients recover underpaid or wrongly denied insurance claims, will help educate Union Beach residents. Ellis, Ged & Bodden’s Hurricane Sandy Lawyers will be on hand at Jakeabob’s Bay offering FREE mini-consults to Union Beach residents on:

●     Insurance company disputes

●     Claims filing deadlines

●     Bad–faith negotiations

●     Mortgage forbearance

●     Insurance coverage disputes

Attendees are encouraged to bring questions and all their insurance documents for a free mini-consult with a disaster recovery attorney. The seminar will be held at 6:30 p.m. on July 16 at Jakeabob’s Bay 910 Union Ave, in Union Beach, NJ. It is just the latest educational workshop offered by Ellis, Ged & Bodden, P.A., which has spent the past several months crisscrossing New Jersey and New York to make sure homeowners and business people know their rights and how to protect themselves after Sandy’s devastation.

With nearly 20 years of experience in defending policyholder rights on many fronts, it employs a wide range of resources in helping clients recover underpaid or wrongfully denied or delayed insurance claims. Now Ellis, Ged & Bodden is doing that from three offices in New Jersey: at 1101 Richmond Ave., Suite 201, in Point Pleasant Beach, 97 Lackawanna Ave., Suite 301, in Totowa, and 201 Sumner Ave,  in Seaside Heights, NJ. There, the firm is helping residents with insurance claim litigation, coverage disputes, bad faith issues, business interruption claims and mortgage forbearance. Consultations are free, and clients bear no upfront costs.

To learn more about this important educational opportunity on July 16th and to reserve your spot, email sandyseminar@ellisandged.com or call 855.21.SANDY.

For media inquiries please email Cordelia Donovan at cordelia@cordeliadonovaninc.com or call (646)678-6048.