Bad Faith Insurance Lawyers

Your insurance policy requires that your insurer act in good faith when evaluating and handling your insurance claim.  When an insurer fails to investigate properly or denies a claim without a valid reason, such "bad faith" conduct can, under the laws in many States, permit the claimant to sue for additional money damages.  These additional monetary sums can include punitive damages (to punish the insurance company), attorney's fees, and other damages caused by the insurance company's conduct.

To pursue a bad faith lawsuit, a client needs a team of aggressive and experienced bad faith insurance lawyers, with insight and knowledge of the insurance industry.  The attorneys at Quadrino Schwartz have years of experience in developing the knowledge base, tactics, and strategies needed to uncover disability bad faith claims practices.  The firm's class action cases, which have been geared toward uncovering numerous industry abuses, has provided Quadrino Schwartz with the reputation, experience, and knowledge to succeed on any bad faith claim. Quadrino Schwartz is successfully pursuing bad faith cases around the country.  The firm is at the forefront of making courts more keenly aware of the financially driven schemes of insurers to save money by denying claims.

In one recent successful bad faith lawsuit a jury awarded $60 million in punitive damages against a disability insurer for a bad faith claim denial.  For more information, industry updates and cases studies, visit our Disability and Bad Faith Blog (coming soon).

If you live in California, Arizona, Nevada, Pennsylvania, Florida, Washington, New Mexico, Alabama, Oklahoma, Montana, Hawaii, Missouri, or Vermont and believe you have been the victim of a bad faith claim, contact us for an evaluation of your case.

Each case must be carefully evaluated to determine whether a bad faith lawsuit can be brought. The attorneys at Quadrino Schwartz have decades of experience in the field and will consult and advise clients as to whether their case will qualify. To learn more and to have your case evaluated, fill out our contact form here or call us toll-free at 1-800-745-1755.