Bad Faith Litigation

Bad faith litigation normally involves an insurance holder that alleges the insurer has acted in “bad faith”. The term “bad faith” indicates the insurer has delayed payment of a claim for no apparent reason or has not honored the agreement of the contract. Not every claim denial will automatically mean bad faith litigation, so it is in the best interests of those wishing to pursue bad faith litigation to contact a qualified bad faith litigation attorney.

The bad faith litigation attorney will review the details surrounding the disagreement. In the event that the bad faith litigation attorney feels that there is a strong case the matter can often be amended by having the bad faith litigation attorney write a letter to insurer. Some disputes and claim denials will require a more aggressive litigation approach and the bad faith litigation attorney will more actively pursue the case.