What to do When Insurers Act in “Bad Faith” in Personal Injury Cases
An insurance policy is a promise by an insurer to provide insurance protection to its policy holders. In addition to the duty to provide protection, the insurer must also negotiate and settle claims in “good faith.” When an insurance company denies a policy holder’s claim in “bad faith” it means that they have denied a claim or offered a very low settlement without a reasonable basis to do so. In these circumstances a personal injury lawyer may be able to help the victim sue the insurer for additional damages.
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