Bad Faith Insurance

What you should know about bad faith insurance and your rights

Insurance companies by law have certain legal obligations to their clients. When they don't honor their obligations, they're acting in bad faith. Bad faith insurance cases arise from disputes between you and your own insurance company. In Texas and throughout the U.S., the insurers must handle claims with a reasonable degree of efficiency and ethical conduct when working with people who suffered a personal injury or property loss. Unfortunately, not all claimants are treated this way. An insurance company could act in bad faith in any kind of personal injury case, from auto accidents to dog bites and product liability.

"Bad faith" is a term used when an insurance company doesn't honor its obligations. When you have a legitimate claim, it's illegal for the insurance company to willingly not pay, deny or delay your claim. You have rights! A Texas injury lawyer with our firm can protect you against the questionable tactics of an insurance company. We understand how frustrating this illegal practice can be for an injury victim.

How a bad faith insurance case may begin

An insurance company could act in bad faith in any kind of personal injury case, from auto accidents and motorcycle accidents to truck wrecks. We know can help in all types of cases involving bad faith insurance practices.

If you have a dispute with an insurance company that you feel is exceedingly confrontational, contact the Herrera Law Firm. We may be able to demonstrate that your insurer is liable for breach of contract, for relying on unfair claims settlement practices, or for violating the late payment statute. Make this moment the time you start fighting back. Call 1-800-455-1054.

The Herrera Law Firm — we're on your side.