Yes, insurance adjusters in Texas can be liable for independent acts, and errors and omissions (E&O) when they violate insurance codes, breach contracts or negligently handle claims. The primary reason for…
Bad faith insurance arises all too often with property damage claims. This is primarily because insurers and their adjusters are often more intent on limiting payouts to protect their profits…
The minimum amount of insurance coverage required for a commercial truck varies according to: Whether the truck operates within a state (intrastate) or across state lines (interstate) – For intrastate…
The Stowers Doctrine imposes an extra-contractual duty on insurance companies when considering a settlement demand that is within the limits of the insurance policy. If an insurer rejects a reasonable…
Bad faith insurance claims can result in various types of damages for plaintiffs. These damages can vary from claim to claim, depending on factors like (but not limited to) the…
Following a hail storm, you submit a claim to your insurance company and do everything required under your policy to present your claim fully. You expect your insurance company will…
Bad faith can occur when an insurance company manufactures reasons not to pay a claim, unreasonably delays the claim process, denies a valid claim for an invalid reason, or underpays…
Insurance companies like all commercial entities are in the business of making a profit. This comes down to increasing revenue while decreasing expenses. Some insurance companies will resort to any…
Insurance companies are generally viewed as big, powerful, and wealthy entities. That is not an unreasonable perception. Insurance companies receive premiums from thousands of people and pay millions of dollars…
A settlement is an arrangement between two or more persons to resolve a dispute. All parties involved in a settlement typically expect some level of compromise. Unfortunately, there is not…
