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Can Your Home Go Into Foreclosure While You Are In A Civil Bad Faith Insurance Claim? |
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Insurance Company Denied A Claim And Acted In Bad Faith? |
Have renters insurance and some of my private property was damage due to a roof leak due to the weather and my claim was denied so I went to the insurance commission and now my claims rep is profession to settle my claim after I said they acted in bad faith. Now that they want to pay the claim can I sue for anything?? The owner insurance paid for the roof but not my intimate property
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BAD FAITH INSURANCE STATE FARM WOULD NOT PAY CLAIM? |
Hello everybody, I emergency some legal advice. The situation is this: My vehicle was stolen, recovered totaled(burned). Contacted conditions farm, they did an investigation and 2 months later, they came to a conclusion
that my claim will not be paid. There motive was that the claim seemed to be suspision to them i guess.
Ive done some research online, and come to find out, State Farm is known for denying claims.
It legitimate so happens that state farm is a #3 in the nation, as being known as a Bad Faith Insurance Company and are known for denying lots of claims.
1) My mechanism was a lease.
2) I have GAP Insurance would Gap still cover anything? Even tho State Farm did pay anything.
3)What else could i do, what kind of right do i have
Anybody with any warning____Please Help!
| Answer: OK, now on the back burner serve a second. When they deny your claim, they have to deny it IN WRITING. What you do, is take that claim denial, and write a letter of grouse to your state insurance commissioner. Just for the record, State Farm writes the MOST intimate auto insurance policies, in the United States. As a percentage, they have the LOWEST rate of upheld complaints (that means, complaints to stately insurance commissioners, that are found to be valid - ie, State Farm was wrong). Assuming that your vehicle GAP coverage was NOT on your Claim Farm policy, yes, they should pay something! Gap pays the DIFFERENCE BETWEEN the actual cash value of your car - which your Phase Farm adjuster should tell you - and the loan balance on your car. It does NOT cover any most recent fees, negative equity you rolled into the loan, or any taxes/title fees you might have financed. But you Utterly should file that GAP claim. Lastly, in MOST states, the lender was listed on your policy, as "additional insured - lessor" and "leinholder". Because of that, REGARDLESS of whether or not you burned the car yourself, the lender/additional insured is STILL entitled to payment, under your scheme, for the vehicle - assuming that your policy wasn't voided due to, maybe not paying the bonus, or you trying to insure someone else's car (ie, the named insured isn't the lessee). So if YOU voided a condion of your protocol - like by burning your own car - the LENDER still has coverage. You'll need to talk to them, about enforcing the additional interest clauses in your regulation. |
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Have You Ever Heard Of Qualification At Time Of Claim? How Can Insurance Companies Deny A Claim Like That? |
How can an insurance institution deny a life insurance claim after a person has put good faith in that company by paying their premiums? Isn't that criminal?
| Answer: When an insurer sells you a means you have to make certain truthful statements on your application (like you don't smoke). They ribald their actuarial assumptions and quote your premiums based on that statement. But if you lied on the rule then there never was a valid contract for the insurance in place. You don't put any 'good faith' into the company by paying premiums, in event you've acted in 'bad faith' if you try to collect a claim based on a falsehood stated earlier in the policy years. They have every right to deny the claim. And, every other policyholder of that company should be thankful because it means they would have had to pay more premiums to cover-up claims made under false pretenses. |
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What Is Bad Faith Insurance On A Personal Injury Claim? |
I was in a awful accident 3 yrs ago when a 18 wheeler hit a bridge a knocked his tractors on top of my car. This had alot of publicity because it was so fiend in nature. I had several injuries and now I'm on my second attorney. The opposing counsel has not counter offered one penny although they claim 100% duty. My attorney makes alot of bold statements and then backs off. What do I need to do to get some heed here? Shake things up a little? Im getting the run around badly.
Suit was filed over two years ago. No court engagement yet, no counter offer. Have already been through a mediation.....what next? Why cant I be compensated for my injuries and believe me there are no gray areas with my injuries. There is commercial insurance and passable coverage. Im 90K in the whole. How long do I have to suffer? I have filed complaints with the state commissioner of insurance and the TN Board of Proffessional Task.....what now?
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Insurance Claim - Home Damage - My Rights? |
Our edifice got hit by a tree on 9-14-08. The adjuster came out and gave us a check for $40K within 4 days of the to-do. a week later we had three contractors price the repairs and they came in at $100K-$125K. The insurance companions sounded outraged. They have had the estimates for nearly three weeks and finally got around to bringing out "their" contractor to do an appraisal. If their contractor prices it lower than my contractor, can I still get the money to use my contractor or can they claim that their contractors slues represents the actual value?
Also, since they low balled their initial estimate and have been absolutely savage, do I have a case for Bad Faith Insurance?
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What Is Reasonable Time For Insurance To Pay A Claim And Bad Faith? |
I was driving and was in an non-essential. The passenger in my car was injured and went to the hospital. It has been two years and my insurance has not paid the medical bills. Now I am being sued by my rider. Would I along with my passenger have a valid case for bad faith?
I was driving and was in an accident. The passenger in my car was injured and went to the convalescent home. It has been two years and my insurance has not paid the medical bills. Now I am being sued by my passenger. Would I along with my passenger have a valid covering for bad faith? Or any other type of claim because of how long it is taking. It is not an excessive amount being ask for just to cover the bills. I skilled in various times the person had to send copies of the bills to my insurance. Now my relationship with this personally has been hurt. Also my person record is hurt now because the law suit comes up in a background check out.
| Answer: Perchance, however after 2 years, you may not be able to file a bad faith claim due to time limits to file one. If you did not do anything until now about the unpaid claims, it could be too news. However, you don't really have anything to lose now, do you???? |
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When Suing An Insurance For Bad Faith What Other Claims Go With That? Home Owners Case. How Much Do We Ask For |
We are growing to Court on friday and are looking for information. This has been going on for 8 years. My husband had to have essence surguery due to this and can no longer work. The original claim is worth 800 thousand and it has been 8 years. 5 of which I had to active in a 5th wheel while I tried to rebuild my home of 500 thousand. I have a son with down syndrome and he regressed 5 years,(I have 3 top master that have agreed on this) I also have medical problems. I am very desperate to find out if anyone can help me or just tell me where to look. By reason of YOu
| Answer: You necessity to get a good lawyer. They will be able to stand up for you, fight for you and decide what you can and cannot use in the suit. Getting opinions of people online aren't common to get you very far. |
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SUE CALIF. STATE COMP INSURANCE FUND CLAIM# SV116011 Circa. 1979 ! SUPREME COURT,FOR BAD FAITH(satan Worship)? |
I Demand THE MONEY! PAYS18%,I REMAIN A PUBLIC MINISTER IN JESUS CHRIST
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Pregnancy And Insurance, Please Help!? |
Alright. This is a scrap complicated, so bare with me. My husband and I are trying to conceive. We are currently on different insurances because his requires him to be there for 18 months before insuring any dependents. His 18 month season is set for the end of April. He is insured through his work (UPS). He has been insured since Oct. 2007. I am insured through my employment (BlueCross) and I have been insured since Oct. 2008. Before that I was on my parents insurance until June or July 2007. My suspicion on a under discussion is, since I was uninsured for appx 3 months, if I get pregnant before April, will his insurance cover my pregnancy?
I also found this website, saying this "There are specific pre-existing conditions for health insurance that cannot be used to deny coverage for an individual. Pregnancy, newborn, and adopted infant care are some pre-existing conditions for which health insurance cannot be denied."
http://www.bad-faith-insurance-claims.co m/unum-wary/pre-existing-health.htm l
My husband spoke to a union rep tonight and he said that pregnancy is a pre existing make ready.
I forgot to say that, after I am eligible to get on his insurance I will because they pay 100% on everything and no copays and he doesn't have to pay any premiums.
My question is: If I am suggestive before end of april, I would have had to had medical care through my insurance, which I would take care of. But then I could cancel my insurance and go on my husband's. Would they pay my pregnancy bills even though I had been pregnany for 3 months?
| Answer: A congregation health plan through an employer cannot consider pregnancy pre-existing. Individual, surreptitious health insurance plans that you purchase on your own can (and do) treat pregnancy as a pre-existing condition. As hunger as your health insurance plan is through an employer group (your own or a spouse's), your pregnancy would not be considered a pre-existing accustom. * This is assuming, of course, that the plan covers maternity and prenatal care. |
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