Proactive Planning for Catastrophic Weather Events
- David E. Rosenberg

- Oct 8
- 2 min read
When catastrophic weather events strike, the aftermath can challenge even the most experienced property owners and insurance professionals. In the September 2025 edition of the Professional Insurance Agents Association (PIA) Magazine, industry expert David Brill explores how preparation, communication, and trusted relationships can significantly reduce the impact of catastrophic weather losses.
While the full article is available through PIA Magazine, GLG Law is pleased to provide an overview of the key takeaways and share how proactive legal and operational planning can protect property owners across Connecticut.
Key Takeaways from the Article on Proactive Planning
1. Relationships Matter During a Crisis
When disaster hits, property owners need more than just coverage—they need quick, coordinated action. Strong relationships between insurers, adjusters, restoration experts, and property owners help minimize both loss and recovery time.
2. Preparation Saves Time and Money
Being proactive before a storm strikes—by reviewing policies, updating coverage, and confirming trusted local vendors—can prevent costly complications when filing claims.
3. Agents Play a Critical Role in Cat Events
The article highlights how local insurance agents can go beyond call-center assistance by connecting clients with reputable restoration professionals. This hands-on involvement not only protects clients but also reinforces long-term trust.
How GLG Law Supports Property Owners
At GLG Law, we help Connecticut property owners, investors, and insurers prepare for—and recover from—catastrophic events with legal support that complements operational planning. Our services include:
Reviewing and negotiating insurance and restoration contracts
Advising property owners on liability and coverage disputes
Handling litigation and claims involving storm or property damage
By combining legal readiness with practical risk management, our firm ensures you’re prepared for the unexpected.
Article overview by GLG Law, based on insights from David Brill’s publication in the Professional Insurance Agents Association (PIA) Magazine, September 2025. © PIA Management Services Inc. All rights reserved.

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