Bad Faith Denial of Benefits

Insurance bad faith relates to circumstances when a person covered by a policy attempts to obtain a benefit form the policy without proper cause. On the other hand, insurance bad faith can also be alleged to have been committed by a company that issues policies, when they unreasonably refuse coverage. The types of cases that have an element of fraud or negligence on the part of a policy holder or a policy issuer can involve automotive coverage, health coverage, worker’s compensation and other forms of disability coverage, fire and other property damage coverage and even business coverage

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