Allstate Ignored Claim – Must Pay $16M In Damages

A Missouri Appellate Court judge found that the Allstate Insurance Company acted in bad faith when it ignored a policyholder’s car accident claim for six months’ then tried to make excuses for why it hadn’t acted sooner. The trial court judge, the jury and the appellate judge didn’t buy it and now Allstate is on the hook for $16 million’ most of that representing punitive damages.

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Tornado Insurance Claims: How to Get What You Deserve

In early 2011, hundreds of tornadoes ravaged through southeastern United States, leaving devastation in their wake; hundreds of people died, thousands were injured and property damage was catastrophic. For those dealing with insurance companies, it’s important to understand how the tornado claims process works. Here are answers to frequently asked questions to help you through this difficult time.

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The Insurance Company Duty of Good Faith to You

An insurance company has the duty of performing its contractual obligations to you in good faith and not trying to take advantage of vulnerabilities created by the sequential character of contract performance – you are paying your premium now and sometime

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