Insurance Claim Denied, Delayed, or Reduced? Attorney Explains What to Do About Insurance Bad Faith

Featuring California car accident attorney Richard Richardson | 888-981-0109

Your insurance company is supposed to help you when something goes wrong. If the company denies your claim, doesn’t fully investigate the situation, delays your payment, or otherwise fails to uphold its obligations to you, it may be engaging in practice called “bad faith.”

Richard Richardson is an attorney with Siegal & Richardson, LLP in Oakland, California. He is a member of the California Bar Association and National Bar Association. He also served as assistant district attorney to Vice President Kamala Harris.

In this interview, he explains what to do if the insurance company is engaged in a scheme to avoid paying you the full amount of a valid claim.

Learn more at his AskTheLawyers.com™ profile: http://bit.ly/3qVkomI

Contact the attorney directly by calling 888-981-0109.

0:31 - What does “insurance bad faith” mean?
1:50 - What is your experience representing people in insurance bad faith claims?
2:50 - How can you tell when bad faith is occurring?
4:37 - Do some insurance carriers purposely target minority communities for bad faith claims?
6:22 - How much does it cost to speak with an attorney about an insurance bad faith claim?
7:49 - When do you need to get an attorney involved?

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