For as long as the insurance industry has existed, people have had their insurance claims denied. Unfortunately, in many cases, these claims were denied in an attempt to safeguard the insurance company’s profits rather than protect the claimant.
This is what insurance lawyers refer to as an insurance claim being denied “in bad faith.”
The bad faith insurance lawyers at Millin and Millin have helped many people who have had their claims denied unfairly. Let’s discuss how these professionals prove their case in a court of law.
When a lawyer is attempting to prove that an insurance claim was denied in bad faith, there is certain criteria that must be met and necessary evidence needed to back up any assertions of bad faith.
For it to hold up in a court of law, your bad faith insurance lawsuit must meet the following four conventions:
Now that you’ve established how bad faith is determined, you and your lawyer will then prove it. Useful evidence includes:
If your insurance claim has been denied and it seems completely unreasonable, there’s a chance you’ve become a victim of “bad faith.” The bad faith insurance lawyers at Millin and Millin have the knowledge to help you set things right!