Insurance Bad Faith

UNFAIR/UNETHICAL TREATMENT

When an insurance company acts in bad faith, policyholders may be entitled to file a lawsuit to recover damages, which can include the original claim amount, additional financial losses, emotional distress, and sometimes punitive damages to penalize the insurer's misconduct. If your insurer failed to fulfill its contractual and legal obligations to you, reach out today.

Examples of bad faith practices include:

Unreasonable Denial of Claims

Rejecting a valid claim without a legitimate reason.

Delaying Payment

Unnecessarily delaying the processing or payment of a claim.

Insufficient Investigation

Failing to conduct a thorough and timely investigation of a claim.

Misrepresentation of Policy Terms

Providing false or misleading information about policy coverage or terms.

Lowball Offers

Offering significantly less compensation than what is owed under the policy.

Failure to Communicate

Not responding to policyholder inquiries or failing to provide updates on the claim status.