How Can I Identify Bad-Faith Tactics? | KBG Injury Law

When you have a claim against your insurance company, they owe you a duty to evaluate your claim in good faith. Insurance companies know that most of their policy holders have never negotiated a claim with an insurance company before They also know that you, as the policy holder don’t, know the law or your rights as well as they do An insurance company’s.

Job is to pay you as little as possible.

Therefore it very unlikely that you will ever agree with their evaluation of what your claim is worth.

However, there are times when insurance companies use their power unfairly in the way they treat you and the tactics they use rise to what is known as insurance bad faith.

Your insurance company may be acting in bad faith if they misrepresent facts or the law to try to offer you a lower amount than your claim is worth they refuse to properly and promptly investigate your insurance claim.

They employ delay tactics when it comes to negotiation, investigation or payment, or your insurance claim is denied for no apparent reason or no reason that actually makes any sense.

If you’ve been going at it on your own and you think your insurance company is treating you unfairly or they are being unreasonable.

You may be a victim of an insurance, bad faith.

Insurance, bad faith claims add a great amount of value to your existing claim, which could translate into a significantly higher settlement or verdict.

If your insurance company is treating you unfairly, you need someone on your side that understands the law, your rights and how to get you compensated for what you’ve been through. Please contact Katherman, Briggs Greenberg immediately for a free consultation.