When an insurance company fails to honor the obligations in your insurance contract, you may have a case against the insurance company for “bad faith.” Bad faith can encompass all types of insurance policies, from health to automobile and homeowners. Other examples of bad faith may include failure to provide for a defense if you are sued, or failure to follow contractual procedures in a dispute regarding the amount of compensation you are entitled to after an accident.
Insurance companies have legions of skilled lawyers and years of experience litigating the terms of their contracts. Therefore, it is essential to have the experienced law firm of Hensley│Chalfant promptly review all your communication with the insurance company and investigate the insurance coverage in question before the statute of limitations expires. You may have a valid claim and be entitled to compensation for your injuries, and when we show that the insurer breached the covenant of good faith and fair dealing, you may be able to recover all damages caused by the breach.