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The Storm Is Here. The Adjusters Are Already Calling. Somewhere in southeast Texas or southwest Louisiana right now, a family is standing in knee-deep water watching their living room float past. A truck driver somewhere on the I-10 corridor between Houston and Beaumont has been told by dispatch to keep the load moving through a flash flood warning. A maritime worker is being evacuated from a platform in the western Gulf because the seas have finally exceeded the safe-operations threshold his employer had been crossing for hours. A business owner in Lake Charles is opening the door to a building that smells like sewage and mud. And within forty-eight hours — often within twenty-four — a friendly voice will call from an insurance company. The voice will say they are calling to help. The voice will say they want to process the claim quickly, before things get more complicated. The voice will ask the family to give a recorded statement. The voice will mention, almost in passing, that the flooding was an 'Act of God' — a natural event for which no one is responsible. The voice will offer a check. The check will come with a release. The release…