Orange County Bad Faith Insurance Lawyer

Signs that Your Insurance Provider Acted in Bad Faith

Here are some signs that your insurance claim was reduced or denied in bad faith:

• The insurance company didn’t investigate your claim.
• The settlement offer seemed suspiciously low.
• The agent misrepresented parts of your policy.
• The agent refused to provide documentation.
• You were threatened or intimidated.
• Your claim was paid out very slowly.
• Your claim was approved but never paid.
• Your claim was denied for no real reason.
• Deductions seemed arbitrary or unreasonable.

If you know or suspect that any of the above applies to you, don’t hesitate to reach out to our bad faith insurance attorneys at Sexual Harassment Employment Attorneys. We will use our skills and knowledge to uncover any wrongdoing during the claims process. Then we’ll use what we found to hold that provider accountable. We will fight tooth and nail for your rights and your compensation.

Get Compensated for Bad Faith Practices

According to state law, Southern Californians have the right to sue their insurance providers if they act in bad faith. A lawsuit could lead to payment on the original insurance claim, interest, and damages suffered because of bad faith insurance practices. 

Hiring a lawyer may even be enough to get your insurance provider to stop their bad faith practices. Remember, they want to save as much money as possible. Being hit with a civil lawsuit is expensive, especially if they know there’s a good chance they’ll be found out.

On the other hand, taking legal action doesn’t have to wreck your bank account. Sexual Harassment Employment Attorneys’s bad faith insurance lawyers will take on your insurance provider on a contingency-fee basis. That means you won’t have to pay us if we don’t recover compensation for you.

Bad Faith Insurance Claims We Take On

Any type of insurance company may act in bad faith, such as those that provide:

• General liability insurance: There are many different types of liability insurance. General liability is the most common. It covers businesses in the event that they cause bodily harm, property damage, and reputational harm. It also covers errors made in advertising.
• Auto insurance: This insurance covers cars, trucks, vans, motorcycles, and other motor vehicles. It compensates those involved in traffic accidents for property damage, injury, and damaged or stolen property.
• Health insurance: California currently requires all residents to have health insurance, which covers health care expenses, from doctor’s visits to medication.
• Malpractice insurance: This covers professionals who are at risk of being sued for negligence. Medical providers, lawyers, and accountants often have malpractice insurance to protect themselves and their professional careers. 
• Errors and omissions insurance: This provides coverage for inadvertent mistakes that lead to real losses or injuries. It is similar to malpractice insurance. The difference is that E&O insurance will not cover any decisions made in poor judgment—it only covers honest mistakes.
• Directors and officers liability insurance: Also known as D&O insurance, this coverage helps corporations and nonprofits pay for any lawsuits brought against their directors and officers. 
• Workers’ compensation insurance: Most California employers are required to have workers’ comp insurance, a no-fault insurance that compensates employees for workplace injuries. This compensation is paid out in the form of benefits for wage loss, medical care, and more.

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