Bad Faith Insurance Claims
Insurance Company Bad Faith ∙ Improper Denial of Insurance Claims
An insurance policy is a contract between the insurance company and the insured – whether it is homeowners, automobile, commercial liability, health or even life insurance. Both parties are bound to the terms of the contract and must act in good faith. If a legitimate claim is filed but denied by the insurance company, then the insurance company has violated the terms of the contract and acted in bad faith.
The insurance policyholder can file a legal claim against the company for the damages that should have been paid and may be able to collect additional expenses that arise out of suing the insurance company. Such a legal action is often called an “insurance bad faith lawsuit.”
The lawyers at Morgan Law Group, have substantial knowledge of insurance bad faith lawsuits and wrongful denial of insurance claims. For more than 35 years, our law firm has focused on insurance law, and for the past 15 years we have focused our practice to representing insurance policyholders rather than the insurance companies.