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South Carolina Lawyers Practicing Insurance Bad Faith Law

Insurance companies owe their policyholders a duty to act in good faith. That is, they should carry out their obligations as specified in the policy and as reasonably expected from a legitimate provider. When that does not happen, it is called insurance bad faith and the insurance company can be forced to pay what it owes you under the policy. In addition, if the insurance company's actions are grossly negligent or intentionally malicious toward you, you may be entitled to punitive damages.

The following are some examples of bad faith insurance practices:

Inadequate investigation
Delay in handling claims
Failure to communicate with insured about an unpaid claim
Unfair denial of benefits to a policyholder
Refusal to defend a lawsuit

Threats against an insured
Unreasonable interpretations of an insurance policy
Failure to provide coverage promised
Fraud by agents and insurance companies in denials and underpayments
Refusal to make a reasonable settlement offer

If you or a family member is a victim of insurance bad faith, contact our South Carolina insurance bad faith law firm for help today.

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