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What are Three Ways in Which an Insurer Can Be Liable for Bad Faith?

Understanding Bad Faith in Insurance and the Liability It Carries When you purchase an insurance policy, you’re entering a contract founded on trust. You expect your insurer to act in good faith by honoring the terms of your agreement when the need arises. Unfortunately, that isn’t always the case. Insurance companies sometimes prioritize their bottom […]

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Unreasonable Delay in Insurance Payments

What is Considered a Unreasonable Delay in Payment of Insurance Coverage?

When you file an insurance claim, you deserve clarity, respect, and prompt action from your insurance company. However, in some cases, policyholders are faced with frustrating delays that can disrupt their lives and finances. These unnecessary delays — commonly referred to as unreasonable delays in insurance payments — are not just frustrating; they can also

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3 Reasons an Insurer Is Liable for Bad Faith Lenahan Dempsey

What Are Three Ways an Insurer Is Liable for Bad Faith?

When you purchase an insurance policy, you trust that your insurer will act in good faith, honoring their commitments when you need them most. However, that trust can be shattered if an insurer operates in “bad faith.” Bad faith insurance refers to an insurer’s refusal to fulfill its obligations per the policy agreement, often leaving

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Bad Faith Rules Pennsylvania Lenahan Dempsey

The History of Bad Faith Rules in Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania’s Deep History of Defining Bad Faith Laws When dealing with insurance claims, fairness and accountability should be the norm. Unfortunately, that’s not always the case. Pennsylvania’s “bad faith rules” were developed to protect policyholders from insurance companies acting in bad faith – wrongly delaying, denying, or mishandling claims. For Pennsylvania residents, understanding these rules

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