Insurance Bad Faith Attorney in Florida

When you make a contract with an insurance company, they agree to act in “good faith” toward you in the event of an incident. “Good faith” essentially means that the insurers agree to treat you fairly in determining what you can receive from the insurance after an incident. When an insurance company unfairly or unreasonably denies your claim, they are acting in bad faith.

Do I need an insurance lawyer? Keep in mind that simply disagreeing with your insurers over your claim might not be enough to warrant bad faith. There are instances where denying a claim is viable. You must be able to show that the insurers are acting in an unfair or unreasonable manner. However, if bringing up the term “bad faith” in conversation or in writing with your insurer has done nothing to lead to resolution, and you still believe you are being treated unfairly, it’s time to call a Florida insurance bad faith attorney.

How do I prove insurance bad faith? If you feel your insurance company is acting in bad faith, please contact one of our Florida insurance bad faith attorneys at Lytal, Reiter, Smith, Ivey &Fronrath. We know that many insurance companies are simply looking out for their own financial well-being.It can also be difficult to know what evidence you need in order to stand up to an insurance company. We have the resources and experience necessary to take on these insurance giants in court and get you the compensation you deserve.

At Lytal, Reiter, Smith, Ivey & Fronrath, we do everything we can to make complicated legal issues as simple as possible. We offer several options for learning more about insurance bad faith claims in Florida.

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