Frederick C. Berry, Jr. is dedicated to the needs of insurance consumers and insurance claimants. He has thirty three years experience as an insurance lawyer.
What is a compensable bad faith claim?
You can maintain a bad faith claim against your own insurance company if it denies or delays the payment of a covered claim or does not make an investigation adequate to determine coverage. You can also make a bad faith claim against your insurer if, during its investigation, it does not give at least as much consideration to your interests as it gives its own interests.