Insurance Bad Faith

California Insurance Bad Faith Attorneys

When an insurance company unreasonably delays or denies payment of a claim to its policyholder, it could be acting in bad faith. In such cases, punitive damages are usually recoverable. In 1979, the California Supreme Court wrote that "An insurer cannot reasonably and in good faith deny payments to its insureds without thoroughly investigating the foundation of its denial."

Examples of insurance bad faith include:

• Homeowners' Insurance Claims Denial
• Life Insurance Claims Denial
• Business Interruption Claims Denial
• Health Insurance Claims Denial
• Disability Insurance Claims Denial
• Long-term Care Insurance Denial
• Insurance Broker Negligence

If this happens, Binder & Associates will help you to obtain the benefits to which you are entitled. Since 1973, Binder and Associates has been representing people in the Los Angeles and Southern California area with their insurance coverage dispute matters. We will protect your legal rights as a policyholder.

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If your insurance company unreasonably delays or denies payment of a claim, please contact our office online, or by telephone at (626) 793-9124 to arrange for your free initial consultation.