Bad Faith: Unreasonable or Unfounded Denials of Insurance Coverage

Insurance companies have a duty to pay their policyholders' claims fully and in a timely manner. Even if the insurance provider is not engaging in fraudulent activity, the failure to pay claims, claim denials, inadequate payments, or delays of payment may be evidence of bad faith. Following a tornado, a hurricane, a home fire, an auto accident, a trucking accident, or a medical emergency, an insurance company's failure to pay claims in a timely manner can be devastating and compound your losses. If you suspect your insurance carrier is acting in bad faith, contact one of the experienced insurance attorneys at Ross Melton, P.C., today to discuss your options.

We Have Inside Knowledge of the Insurance Industry

Among our experienced insurance attorneys are lawyers with insurance industry experience. Our clients receive a distinct benefit from their knowledge of the inner workings of insurance companies. Because we speak the language of insurance companies, we are able to put our clients on equal footing with corporate insurance companies.

Meet Insurers on Level Ground

Insurers engaged in bad faith claim disputes with our clients recognize our firm's knowledge base, our insurance lawyers' abilities, and our track record of success. Insurance companies have teams of lawyers whose careers are dedicated to resisting bad faith insurance claims. Because of our experience and background, our clients meet these legal teams on level ground.

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