Insurance Fraud and Bad Faith

Insurance companies, by law, are required to act in good faith when underwriting insurance policies and handling policyholders’ claims. When an insurance company fails to abide by the laws governing insurance, they are said to be acting in “bad faith” or in the worst cases, committing insurance fraud. Either provides grounds for litigation.

Prince Glover Law has carved a special niche in the complex area of Insurance Fraud and Bad Faith and is a West Alabama leader in representing clients who are victims of unfair settlement or wrongfully denied claims. We never represent insurance companies and only represent individuals who have been treated unfairly by their insurance carriers.

Through years of investigating insurance company practices, we have discovered:

• The wrongful denial or unfair settlement of claims is commonplace.
• There is actual “boardroom approval” of fraud designed to mislead consumers while increasing the profits of large insurance companies.
• Insurance companies have either denied coverage or charged higher premiums for African Americans, based solely on the fact that they are African Americans.

When we win an insurance case, a claimant may receive compensation for denied policy benefits as well as for damages and attorney fees. In extreme instances, the court may award punitive damages against the insurance company for acting in bad faith or committing insurance fraud.

At Prince Glover Law, we have the knowledge to effectively deal with all aspects of insurance cases— interpreting policies, medical records, and property evaluations, as well as corresponding with insurance agents. Our experience and resources allow us to challenge even the most prominent of insurance companies. 

If you think you may have been the victim of insurance fraud or bad faith, our attorneys offer a free consultation to discuss your concerns. Please call us at 1-877-793-4216 to arrange an appointment.