Category: Insurance Bad Faith Disputes

How to File a Bad Faith Insurance Claim

Published on January 11, 2022, by Matthew Sharp

Insurance Bad Faith Disputes

Reviewing contract terms, gathering all relevant evidence and documents, and documenting denial of a claim are the first steps in filing a bad faith insurance claim. Another crucial step is appealing the insurance company’s decision. If the insurance company refuses to reverse the claim denial, the claimant can then write a demand letter to the company. If the insurer responds negatively or fails to respond within the time limit stated in the demand letter, the claimant can file a complaint with the Nevada Division of Insurance. If the [...]
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At the Mercy of Your Insurance Company: Proton Therapy Denials

Published on May 29, 2019, by Matthew Sharp

Insurance Bad Faith Disputes

Insurance companies are denying coverage for proton therapy treatment that could save the lives of cancer patients. Although targeted radiation therapy is becoming increasingly popular among oncology doctors across the globe and it is proven to be an effective treatment option for patients with various types of cancer, it isn’t cheap. Unfortunately, insurers are seemingly more concerned with their own bottom line than the well-being of consumers. In denying coverage for proton therapy, insurance companies may be acting in bad faith. What Is Proton Beam Therapy? Proton therapy [...]
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Bad Faith: When The Insurance Company Denies or Delays Your Claim [infographic]

Published on May 4, 2016, by Matthew Sharp

Infographic, Insurance Bad Faith Disputes

Some insurance companies will deny or delay legitimate claims to avoid paying for them. When an insurance company doesn’t live up to their responsibilities, that is considered bad faith. Nevada has laws and regulations as to how an insurance company should treat its customers, and the insured party can get punitive damages if an insurance company in Nevada acts in bad faith. (Article continues below Infographic) What Constitutes Insurance Bad Faith? An insurance company refusing to pay a legitimate claim is one example of them acting in bad faith. [...]
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