Usually in a bad faith insurance claim the insurance company is in the wrong. A bad faith claim is when an insurance company fails to pay out what was promised on the claim. More than likely you could sue the insurance company and have a chance at winning your case.
"Bad faith" is a term usually used to describe poor conduct by insurance companies on a failure to protect the assets of the insured. A bad faith lawsuit is usually filed by a an insured against his own insurance company after the insurance company has failed to settle a claim by an injured person and the injured person then obtains a judgment or verdict against the insured in excess of the policy limits of the insured person.
Stearns & Coppins can help you with such a situation. You can contact them at 800-452-1761.
You would go to the county court house. I strongly advise finding an attorney to help you though.
You should certainly consult a lawyer. Bad faith insurance claims are considered fraud in many states and can lead to severe criminal and/or civil penalties. Depending on the nature of your situation consulting a lawyer would probably be a good idea.
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Yes. --------------- You can be sued for most anything- the question becomes: do they have a case? If they sue without just cause then they can open themselves up to a lawsuit for "bad faith pleadings"
Suing a company for bad faith is a complicated question. Each state has different requirements for proceeding with a bad faith cause of action. I recommend that you contact an attorney in your local area who specializes in first party insurance issues. He/she will be able to explain to you whether you have a case against your insurance company.
Raymond A Pacia Law Office handles those types of claims. He is at 50 Power Road, Pawtucket, RI‎ - (401) 727-2242‎
yes you will get the decent amount after the attorney took his contingent ffes. you will get the good amount
Being a bad driver will cause insurance rates to rise due to the likelihood of the need for an insurance claim. Insurance companies provide lower cost insurance to those that they believe they can trust in the long term.
Caveat emptor is the practice of a person buying a good being responsible for informing himself of the use and quality of said good. Beware of what you buy, is its meaning. With insurance, it commonly refers to being careful of choosing an insurance that covers all instances you want to be insured for, at adequate financial levels. If you don't, and you find out you are not properly insured as a result, it's your own fault.