Insurance Claim

Businesses invest in insurance to protect their assets, inventory, and people. But when the insurer fails to reimburse a valid claim or defend the policyholder against litigations, they’re engaging in bad faith. At Daniel Albert Law Firm, we represent businesses in insurance disputes and provide authoritative legal advice.

For years, we have represented clients in different types of insurance disputes. We understand that a delay or denial in insurance reimbursement can put you out of business, which is the last thing you will want. So, if you believe that your claim denial is wrongful or unreasonable, contact our business law attorneys for effective and fair representation.

Common Business Interruptions

Accidents, natural disasters, and/or financial hardships can lead to business interruptions. These threaten your livelihood and business sustainability in the long run. Theft, vandalism, electrical failures, supply chain disruptions, equipment breakdown, and fire, wind, storm, or water damage are some common instances that risk the establishment and require filing for interruption claims.

Mismanagement of Claims

Let’s be clear here; insurance companies run on a profit basis. They generally operate in their best interest. For this reason, manipulative practices, i.e., acting in bad faith, isn’t uncommon. Such deceptive tactics include refusing or delaying legal claims. Other bad faith tactics that complicate the processes include:

• Undervaluing the claim
• Unreasonably denying the claim
• Providing false details about your coverage
• No clarification against a denied claim

A denied insurance claim is the last thing you might want to deal with as a business owner after the repercussions of an interruption. If you consider your deserved reimbursement is wrongfully under rejection, you have the right to fight against your policy provider and take suitable legal action. A competent business law attorney can help you understand the laws and your rights and help contest the dispute.