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...
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...
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...
From just 2015 to 2017, over 40 million health insurance claims filed by Americans were denied. This can create a lot of stress and fear in families, especially if the claims are expensive. Residents of Nevada should know what steps to take if their claim is denied....
Many people own cars and homes in Nevada, and they invest money paying premiums for related insurance policies. Apartment renters, business owners, and others also rely on insurance coverage to pay for losses. When a client experiences a loss, filing a claim often...
Insurance is something that is often emphasized as a necessity for any citizen. Investing in different policies such as homeowner’s, health and life insurance is crucial towards protecting yourself in the event of an emergency. However, it is a complicated topic that...
Time and time again health insurance companies deny legitimate claims and leave patients without the care they need. Whether you run into issues with prior authorization or out-of-network disputes, a denial does not mean the end of the road. Patients can fight for...
