Bad Faith: When Your Insurer Delays, Lowballs or Denies

Is this simply a frustrating insurance claim, or might I have grounds for legal action?

Months pass. Adjusters change. Documents disappear into a black hole.

Estimates bear little resemblance to what rebuilding actually costs. When is that simply an awful claims experience, and when might it have legal significance?

In this webinar, moderated by Larry Midler, policyholder attorneys Michelle Myers of Singleton Schreiber, Dylan Schaffer of Kerley Schaffer and Kevin Pollack of Abir Cohen Treyzon Salo will explain the insurer’s duty of good faith and fair dealing and examine delays, low estimates, changing adjusters, ignored evidence, denials, and potential violations of California claims-handling rules.

We also discuss what you can do now to build a record of what has happened, including written communications, documentation, and a claim diary.

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