Insurance Bad Faith
When you purchase insurance, the insurance company has a legal duty to act in your best interests. When the insurance company fails to fulfill this duty and places its financial interests over your interests, it is called insurance bad faith. For example, an insurance company has a legal duty to investigate the claim quickly and not delay in paying valid claims. Since insurance companies make money by minimizing payouts, some insurance companies delay payment so as to increase investment income. We are not afraid to take on the big, powerful insurance companies and have obtained substantial recoveries against a variety of insurance companies which acted in bad faith.
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