
Essentially, your insurance policy is a contract between you and your insurance company, wherein the parties are required to act in “good faith.” When an insurance company fails to uphold its end of the bargain or contract, there has been a breach of contract, which might rise to the level of a case of insurance bad faith. On behalf of policy holders Hawkins & Gibson has recovered more than ten million dollars from insurance companies who refused to honor their contract with the insured.
Laws concerning bad faith insurance are constantly changing. As a policyholder you have rights, and it is best to seek the advice of a qualified attorney when you believe a bad faith insurance claim has taken place or the insurance company has simply failed to honor the agreement to give you benefits under the policy. Common bad faith cases occur when an insurance company denies a claim without a legitimate reason, fails to adequately investigate a claim, or attempts to settle a claim for less than what it is worth.
Most Popular Stories!!!
- Examining the Impacts of Immigration Backlogs on Family UnityBroken Bonds: Examining the Impacts of Immigration […]
- Work Accidents – In Many Cases, There Is Little DifferenceThis Blog was brought to you by the J.A. Davis & […]
- Do or Don’t You Need a LawyerThis Blog was brought to you by the The Patel Firm, […]
- Construction site Accidents – Scaffolding CollapseThis Blog was brought to you by the Carabin Shaw Law […]
- Product Liability for Motorcycles – Motorcycle Accident LawProduct Liability for Motorcycles It is a rare […]
Accident Lawyers – When Should You Seek Advice From Wrongful Death Attorneys
When Should You Seek advice from Wrongful Death […]Civil Rights Attorneys
The right to due process, freedom from unlawful […]Nursing Home Abuse Attorneys
Nursing home negligence is something that occurs when […]Employment Discrimination And Retaliation
Employment Discrimination laws are in place to help […]Personal Injury Attorneys
When a person is injured due to the negligence of […]