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Oregon Fires—Free Debris Removal Available for Businesses, Oct. 16 Deadline

By Seth Row on October 8, 2020
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Debris removal after a fire is complicated where hazardous substances may be present. Insurance may not defray the full cost, as debris removal coverage is often sub-limited. The State of Oregon DEQ and FEMA have teamed up to provide removal of some hazardous waste at no cost to property owners. However, owners have only until October 16 to fill out an access agreement (the “Right of Entry” Form), to participate in the process. For more information on what is available in your county, and to fill out the Right of Entry form, please visit: https://wildfire.oregon.gov/cleanup.

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Seth Row is an experienced insurance problem-solver and business litigator, representing commercial policyholders, including banks, manufacturers, developers, and public entities, in litigation and negotiation of insurance disputes in Oregon and Washington. Seth also selectively represents personal-lines policyholders in disputes involving fire loss and…

Seth Row is an experienced insurance problem-solver and business litigator, representing commercial policyholders, including banks, manufacturers, developers, and public entities, in litigation and negotiation of insurance disputes in Oregon and Washington. Seth also selectively represents personal-lines policyholders in disputes involving fire loss and other claims.

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  • Blog:
    The Northwest Policyholder
  • Organization:
    Miller Nash Graham & Dunn LLP
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