Insurance Disputes
You, the policyholder, have the right to sue if your insurance provider refuses to pay out a valid claim. If you pay your monthly premium, your insurance provider must compensate you when your policy calls for it. If they are refusing to pay you what you owe, you may be eligible to make a claim through a bad faith insurance claim. Bad faith insurance claims more often than not result in compensation for your damages. In some cases, the insurance company may need to pay you a penalty worth twice your original claim or $5000
Bad faith practices that provide grounds for a claim:
- Misrepresenting sections of your insurance policy
- Failing to approve a valid claim
- Failing to pay out a settlement within 30 days
- Failing to investigate a claim quickly and efficiently
If you or a loved one is currently in an insurance dispute, contact us now to set up a consultation!
