What is “Bad Faith” Insurance?
The insurance business is founded upon a very basic deal: the customer provides monthly payments or yearly premiums, the amount of which depends on the customer’s risk factor, to the insurance company in exchange for significant financial assistance in case something goes wrong, such as an accident. The insurance company initially wins out since they are receiving guaranteed payments from the customer to provide protection in an event that is not guaranteed. This is the fair trade off between the two parties.

However, some insurance companies do not always respect this trade off. They either refuse to hand over a full and fair settlement, or deny payment altogether, although the claimant is entitled to it. This is considered “bad faith.” Such wrongful conduct is in relatively popular practice because many people do not fight claim denials, being unaware of their rights, all while the insurance companies profit.

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