Bad Faith Insurance
Holding insurance companies accountable.
What Constitutes Insurance Bad Faith?
Insurance companies have a legal duty to act in good faith and handle claims fairly. Unfortunately, some engage in bad faith practices to protect their profits at the expense of policyholders. Examples of bad faith include:
If you’ve experienced any of these tactics, MPJ Law Firm is here to help. We work to hold insurance companies accountable for their bad faith actions and fight for the compensation you deserve.
Elements of an Insurance Bad Faith Claim
To build a successful insurance bad faith claim, we must demonstrate the following key elements:
- Existence of a Valid Policy: The policyholder had active coverage at the time of the claim.
- Breach of Duty: The insurance company failed to fulfill its obligation to act in good faith.
- Damages: The policyholder suffered financial or emotional harm as a result of the insurer’s bad faith actions.
Our team is experienced in gathering evidence, analyzing policy terms, and proving these elements to strengthen your case and maximize your compensation.
why choose us
Why Choose MPJ Law Firm for Insurance Bad Faith Cases?
Proven Expertise
Michael P. Jasso’s extensive experience includes working with insurance defense firms, giving him a deep understanding of how insurers evaluate and process claims. This insider knowledge allows us to build strong cases against bad faith practices and secure fair outcomes for our clients.
Client-Centered Approach
At MPJ Law Firm, we know how frustrating and overwhelming it can be to deal with an uncooperative insurance company. Our team provides clear, compassionate guidance throughout the process, ensuring you feel supported every step of the way.
Results-Driven Representation
Our goal is to hold insurance companies accountable for their bad faith actions and secure the compensation you are entitled to. Whether through negotiation or litigation, we are committed to achieving the best possible outcome for your case.