- It is in the best interest of the insurance company if you don't understand how your insurance plan works.
- An insurance company is held responsible to act good faith regarding the content of their policies, the interpretation and payout of claims filed to them.
- Any poorly worded or misleading areas in your policy must be interpreted on your behalf rather than in favor of the insurance company.
- If your insurance company can save considerable money by not paying out your claim, they will go to great lengths not to pay.
- If you wait to long to bring your claim, you may never be entitled to legal recourse.
- The more evidence you have, the stronger your claim will be.
- Hiring an experienced personal injury and accident attorney will most likely increase the amount of money the insurance company ends up paying you.
- Even if the insurance company plans to pay you, this money can generate more revenue for them if they hold on to it as long as they can.
- The insurance company does not make money by paying for your claim.
- The insurance company can be forced to pay punitive damages if it can be proven they acted in a oppressive, fraudulent or malicious way.
