A denied insurance claim does not immediately point to acting in bad faith; however,
some actions on behalf of insurance companies can raise red flags for customers.
Not exact matches
Defending technology
company and its board
of directors in multimillion dollar PA state court
action brought by founder / consultant / shareholder alleging claims for breach
of fiduciary duty, breach
of contract, and rescission; prosecuting
action in NJ federal court
on behalf of executive terminated in breach
of his employment agreement; defending
companies and their majority owners in numerous state court
actions throughout NY and NJ alleging breach
of contract and fraud; defending
company in connection with DOL investigation regarding misclassification
of employees; defending health - tech entrepreneur in connection with DOL investigation regarding unemployment
insurance fraud; counseling global
company and its US subsidiary in connection with various employment law matters; and negotiating numerous separation agreements.
An
action was brought
on behalf of insurance policy holders for losses suffered from the removal of these funds from the PAR Account — a transaction that was alleged, among other things, to contravene sections of the Insurance Companies Act governing the handling of surpl
insurance policy holders for losses suffered from the removal
of these funds from the PAR Account — a transaction that was alleged, among other things, to contravene sections
of the
Insurance Companies Act governing the handling of surpl
Insurance Companies Act governing the handling
of surplus funds.
Earlier in her career, Amy was associated with a large international law firm in Manhattan, where she was a member
of the appellate team that successfully appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court
on behalf of a major health
insurance company in a multi-district class
action lawsuit.
Ian Hu
of Oatley Vigmond LLP commenced an
action on his
behalf for accident benefits and damages for bad faith and mental distress
on December 10, 2008 against his insurer, ING
Insurance Company of Canada, represented by Deborah Neilson
of Carroll Heyd Chown.
Consider that some
companies that provide
insurance products and / or claims management are only managing these
on the
behalf of the insurer and should or should not be named as a defendant — write a letter to this
company requesting additional details to avoid costs; consider commencing your
action well before the limitation period to have time to amend your pleadings should the wrong defendant be named;
The
action was brought
on behalf of a class
of people defined as follows: The
action relates to a transaction whereby $ 40,000,000 was taken from the participating policyholders» account
of GWLAC and used towards the financing
of the acquisition
of London
Insurance Group Inc. (the parent
company of London Life Insurance Company) by GWLAC and
company of London Life
Insurance Company) by GWLAC and
Company) by GWLAC and Lifeco.
Robin defends professionals in negligence
actions and advocates
on behalf of corporate clients,
insurance companies and municipalities.
If an insurer either refuses to defend a claim
on behalf of an insured or to pay a claim when liability is obvious, it may be necessary to file a seperage
action directly against the
insurance company, alleging bad faith
insurance practices and attempting to force them to fulfill their duties.
When an
insurance claim involves a loss caused by a third - party, an
insurance company has the right to pursue legal
action on your
behalf, to cover the value
of that claim.