Gene Warhurst

Gene Warhurst's professional journey, beginning in 1988 in Alabama, marks him as a dedicated expert in insurance and legal realms. His initial role as a property and auto claims adjuster at The Hartford Insurance provided a robust foundation in the insurance industry, where he adeptly learned the intricacies of claim handling, including investigation, evaluation, and negotiation. His excellence in this field was further underscored by earning eight advanced national insurance designations, notably the Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter (CPCU). This achievement led him to a senior managerial role, overseeing a team responsible for diverse and challenging claims related to hurricanes, fires, businesses, and personal injuries. Parallel to his insurance career, he pursued legal studies, culminating in a law degree. After passing the bar, he launched his legal practice in 1995, focusing on representing clients with insurance claims. His current legal practice caters to a wide array of insurance-related issues. He is adept at managing home and commercial property claims, addressing fire and hurricane damage, and handling personal injury cases from various accidents, including wrongful death claims. He extends his legal expertise to those needing guidance, offering free initial consultations to individuals, public adjusters, and policyholders, underscoring his commitment to accessible and comprehensive legal support. Before embarking on his insurance and legal career, Gene served as a commissioned officer in the United States Army. This experience fostered a strong sense of discipline and commitment, traits that have been consistently reflected in his professional endeavors. His career is characterized by a relentless pursuit of knowledge, a deep understanding of his field, and a dedication to advocating for his clients with integrity and professionalism.