Dealing with insurance companies can feel overwhelming, especially when you suspect they might not act in your best interest. Insurance bad faith occurs when insurers fail to uphold their end of the contract, denying you the fair treatment and compensation you...
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Insurance Bad Faith
How can you stop insurance companies from acting in bad faith?
Getting the money you deserve from your insurance claim should be straightforward. Yet many insurance companies try to pay less than they should or delay payments without good reason. Learning to deal with these tactics will help you get fair treatment and the...
Spotting bad faith in rushed insurance investigations
A quick resolution to your insurance claim can be a good thing. However, it is only an ideal situation if you receive a favorable decision. An insurer may settle your claim quickly, but this could also mean they do not give you the compensation you need. Even if they...
Top 5 signs your insurance company may be acting in bad faith
As a policyholder, you expect your insurance company to act in good faith when managing your claims. However, insurers may sometimes engage in practices that prioritize their interests over yours. Recognizing the signs of bad faith may help you protect your rights and...
What sets insurance bad faith from negligence?
Insurance is more than just a safety net. It promises peace of mind amidst the unpredictable twists and turns of life. That is why experiencing difficulties with your insurance policy may be incredibly frustrating. Two common issues that policyholders encounter are...
Inappropriate insurance claims delays could constitute bad faith
Insurance offers peace of mind and valuable protection against unpredictable circumstances. When people purchase policies, they negotiate the amount of coverage that they carry to offset their liability and risk of losses. For many people, insurance simply remains a...
What makes up an insurance bad faith claim?
As an insurance policyholder in Nevada, you'd like to believe your claims will be handled promptly and fairly. But unfortunately, that's not always the case. At times, insurance providers reject claims for spurious or unjust reasons. If this happens to you, filing an...
Explaining an insurance company’s “duty to defend”
Insurance policy holders in Nevada and throughout the country should be aware of their rights and of the duties that insurers owe to them. There are three main duties, as follows: The duty to defend The duty to settle claims in good faith The duty to indemnify, and to...
Is a wear and tear exclusion bad faith?
A wear and tear exclusion can be defined as a special clause or provision in an insurance policy. This policy states that the normal deterioration of an object insured in Nevada is not covered under this policy. The point is that the policy only covers losses that...
Recent changes to Nevada’s Deceptive Trade Practices Act
Nevada has long had an established deceptive trade practices statute that applies to all business entities operating within the state, and now it has been updated to address problems associated with work-around practices that many operations use within their company...