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Insurance companies are required to act in good faith and fair dealings toward policyholders. In fact, every insurance policy contains an implied obligation or duty that the insurance company will “act in good faith.” This means that when a policyholder makes a claim the insurance company should provide a thorough investigation rather than simply denying the claim or looking for reasons not to pay.
When a policyholder is denied a claim, or when it is obvious that the insurance company is dragging its feet and delaying the payout process, this may be an act of “bad faith” by the insurance company. Policyholders who feel that they have been victims of insurance bad faith will likely have the right to seek damages by filing an insurance bad faith claim.
Insurance companies can be prosecuted against when they exercise bad faith practices. If you feel that your insurance company acted in bad faith and you would like to get help from a qualified legal professional, contact us today. We will put you in contact with a bad faith lawyer who has experience in handling cases with similar circumstances.
Most insurance companies are in the business to make money. And, unfortunately they may not have your best interest at heart. If you feel that you have been wronged by your insurance company you can fight back and seek compensation for the damages you have incurred.
If you’ve been denied a claim and you feel that the insurance company did not fully investigate the circumstances, a qualified insurance bad faith law firm can initiate prosecution against the insurance company, if you have a legitimate case.
Contact our insurance bad faith attorneys to discuss the details of your specific case. We will evaluate your circumstance to determine whether you have a legitimate case. From there, we will fight aggressively to ensure your rights are fully protected.
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