INSURANCE DISPUTE LAWYERS

We Will Fight to Get You Full Compensation

Insurance companies offer a seemingly countless number of policies to protect people from a wide variety of different dangers, from homeowners insurance to protect personal belongings to life insurance in the event of a wrongful death. When policyholders file claims, they expect their insurance providers to treat their cases fairly and with a reasonable amount of efficiency. When these companies fail to do so, a serious insurance dispute may arise that requires the legal guidance of a knowledgeable Sarasota insurance dispute lawyer.

If you believe you may be involved in an insurance dispute, contact Farrow & Pulice today. With over 60 years of combined experience handling cases in Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, Port Charlotte and other Southwestern Florida communities, we’re ready to put our experience to work for you. We’re not afraid to take on big insurance companies and fight for the compensation you rightfully deserve.

Types of Insurance Disputes

Insurance disputes are all-too-common across the state of Florida. Although the reasons you filed your claim may be perfectly valid and justifiable, the potential exists that an insurance company can deny your claim, delay your claim or fight to pay you as little compensation as possible. If delaying a claim could make a policyholder desperate enough to settle for less, some insurance companies will do it.

Common insurance disputes involve the following types of insurance policies:

• Homeowners insurance
• Life insurance
• Health insurance
• Bad faith insurance
• Uninsured/underinsured drivers
• Disability insurance
• Professional liability coverage
• Hurricane damage
• Fire damage

Bad Faith Insurance Lawyers Who Will Fight for You

When you’ve been in an accident, you reasonably expect your insurance company to respond and pay the benefits outlined in your policy. Your insurance company is obligated to handle your claim ethically and with a reasonable degree of efficiency. When an insurance company fails to do so, it is acting in “bad faith.” When this happens, the company has an obligation to pay the amount owed under the contract as well as other damages it may have caused while acting in bad faith, including emotional damages that the policyholder has suffered.

The following are examples of how an insurance company might act in bad faith to its policyholders:

• An unreasonably low offer to compensate for damages
• Denial of a claim without reason
• Delay of a claim without reason
• Ambiguous wording in the policy
• Intentional fraud
• Failure to investigate claim
• Failure to act within a reasonable time

We’re Ready to Help. Contact Us Today.

To learn more about how our experienced personal injury attorneys may be able to help with your insurance dispute, call Farrow & Pulice PA at 866-408-1220 or contact our firm online to schedule a free case consultation. Our law firm has offices in Sarasota, Bradenton, Venice, Englewood, Lakewood Ranch and Port Charlotte that are centrally located to major hospitals for your convenience.