Johns Law Group is dedicated to helping South Louisianians recover from the disastrous impact of Hurricane Ida. A natural disaster can take your property and flip your world upside down. Knowing the resources available to you can make the path to recovery easier.
Below is a list of resources and information needed to assist you with rebuilding following one of the worst hurricanes in Louisiana’s history.
We will continue to add new links to this Hurricane Ida Relief Guide and information to this page as they become available.
Check here for a list of resources available for people recovering from Hurricane Ida:
1. FEMA Resources
FEMA will be deploying staff and resources for meals, water, tarps, and generators in the areas impacted by Hurricane Ida. Click Here for more information.
2. Small Business Administration
The SBA provides loans to both individuals and businesses to provide money needed to rebuild. Information about SBA loan programs can be found here.
3. Red Cross
You can provide donations through the Red Cross here.
4. Catholic Charities
You can make donations to Catholic Charities of Acadiana here.
5. Louisiana Department of Insurance – Hurricane Resource Center
The LDI provides information about the insurance claim process in Louisiana. This information can be accessed here.
5. Contact Your Parish or City Government for Available Resources
Following storms, numerous local organizations, neighbors, and others will provide support. Stay in touch with your local officials for information as it is released.
We will be updating this page periodically as we gather more information about resources that are available. Contact Johns Law Group if you have information that you wish to be added to this Hurricane Ida Relief Guide.
Jeremiah Johns is a former insurance defense attorney who now represents plaintiffs in bad faith insurance, catastrophic injury cases, and commercial disputes. He has a unique perspective from his experience representing some of the nation’s largest insurance companies.
Jeremiah is licensed to practice law in Texas, Louisiana, Florida, and Georgia (though he is presently inactive in Georgia). He is also admitted to the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals. For his education, Jeremiah earned an LL.M. in Admiralty from Tulane University, a J.D., cum laude, from Syracuse University, and both a B.A. and B.S., magna cum laude, from Georgia State University.
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