Insurance Bad Faith

Insurance bad faith occurs when insurers fail to meet their contractual obligations, putting profits above policyholders. This can include delaying claims, offering inadequate settlements, or denying valid claims altogether.

Common examples of bad faith practices include:

• Prolonged delays in claim processing
• Denial of coverage without proper investigation
• Misrepresentation of policy terms
• Lowball settlement offers

These practices can derail recovery efforts after an injury, accident, or disaster, leaving policyholders financially and emotionally strained. Unfortunately, bad faith claims are not uncommon, as some insurance companies prioritize their bottom line over customer protection.

Misled or underpaid by your insurance carrier? Baker, Burton & Lundy will fight for your rights to fair compensation. Contact us today to hold insurers accountable and get what you deserve.

If you’ve experienced bad faith from an insurance company, it’s crucial to seek legal representation immediately.

Our dynamic trial lawyers, Albro L. Lundy III, Evan Koch, and Rolando Gutierrez  work closely with you to develop a specific understanding of the full impact of your injury and loss. Led by Albro, a past CAOC Trial Lawyer of the Year with over four decades of experience, our tenacious attorneys have won multiple multi-million-dollar victories for people injured in accidents. A key to our success is our team of long-time skilled paralegals who have been helping BB&L clients for more than 25 years and 30 years.