Florida Bad Faith Claims
A good insurance company can be a lifesaver, both figuratively and literally. A bad insurance company or ones making bad decisions regarding your claim can be a nightmare. The Wells Law Group is in business to help Florida families and businesses in disputes with their insurance companies. From denied, delayed or underpaid claims, to insurers failure to accurately disclose policy information and benefits, to the insurer’s refusal to pay, we are here to help. If you feel you have been treated unfairly by your insurance company, contact us for a free case review. We're here to help you. At Wells Law Group we handle bad faith insurance cases, and Mr. Wells has participated in the litigation and trial of these actions. In pursuing the rights of our clients we help hold insurance companies responsible for improper and unlawful conduct.
- What is Insurance Bad Faith? - When you purchase an insurance policy you are attempting to purchase security for you, your family or your business. An insurance policy is both a written contract to compensate you for your damages as the result of a loss covered by the policy of insurance, as well as a legally recognized promise to act in good faith... more >>
- Insurance Claim Denied - Has your life been turned upside down by an unfair insurance claim denial, delay or underpayment? Are you trying to figure out which way to turn now, since you thought you had all the bases covered when you bought your insurance? Was your insurance agent negligent about making sure you purchased enough insurance coverage, leading to your Florida insurance claim being denied or undervalued... more >>
- Failure to Disclose - An insurance adjuster has its principle, the insurer, have a duty to provide accurate information to the insured. You like to think your insurance company and the adjusters they retain are being forthright with you. You hope that the promises they make and the service you buy pays off when you need it most. You make sure to pay your premiums every month – keeping your end of the bargain. Finding out your insurer has intentionally misled you when it's time for them to keep THEIR end of the bargain can be a huge shock... more >>
- Refusal to Pay - In some instances an insurance company will refuse to pay a claim submitted by its policyholder. There are various reasons an insurer will refuse to pay, not all of them legitimate. Insurance is a big business with a strong profit motive and a company may go to extreme lengths to avoid paying a claim. Because of the complexity of insurance policies and the language used in the policies, the assistance of an attorney is strongly advised in cases of refusal to pay... more >>
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