Friday, December 28, 2007

What is Bad Faith?

Insurance policies are designed to protect us when we need protection the most. If your insurance carrier has denied a personal injury, uninsured motorist or property damage claim for no apparent reason, you may wish to file a bad faith lawsuit. Contact our office to arrange for a free consultation with an experienced Insurance Bad Faith Attorney about your claim.

If you win a lawsuit for insurance bad faith you may be entitled to damages in addition to the benefits promised in your policy.The lawyers at Kiel, Trueax and Gold will represent clients in regard to bad faith insurance practices, including:

Cancelled coverage
Late payment on claim
Denied coverage on a paid policy
Insurance agent malpractice
Change in policy terms without notification
Proving Your Case


When a denied insurance claim is in violation of a policy’s terms or the scope of coverage, we research case law, consult insurance experts, and review recommendations on the part of the National Association of Insurance Commissioners regarding issues involved in your case.

If you or a family member have been injured as a result of someone else's negligence, or have questions about social security benifits or workers' compensation, contact Colorado attorney Gregory Gold at Kiel, Trueax and Gold, LLC. Gregory is an experienced Colorado Workers Comp and Personal Injury attorney who will work hard to recover your losses. Contact him at (303) 694-2666 or through the email form below. Your first consultation is free.

4 comments:

Unknown said...

The best ways to fight bad faith insurance practices are to (a) take legal action and (b) report the insurance company to your state's commissioner of insurance. You can find your state's appropriate agency at www.naic.org, the website for the National Association of Insurance Commissioners.

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Unknown said...

An insurance policy is a contract between the insured and the insurer. Insurance bad faith is a breach of that contract. There are many reasons why insurance bad faith is particularly egregious. Consequently, when insurance companies engage in bad faith, they can sometimes be compelled to pay punitive damages for their conduct.

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