Colorado citizens purchase insurance to provide personal protection for damages sustained by them when they are involved in an accident. When a claim has been set up with your insurance company and they fail to respond in a timely fashion, you may be dealing with an unreasonable insurance company. Don’t worry though, we are very experienced with getting insurance companies to pay their fair share in situations like this, so give us a call for help with your case.
Insurance companies do not have the right to “drag their feet.” The law requires that insurance companies act in good faith when handling your claim – Colorado Revised Statute 10-3-1115. Colorado Revised Statute 10-3-1116 provides rights to policyholders against their insurance companies. This law holds an unreasonable insurance company directly liable for excessive delays and denials, and provides for twice the benefits that would have been paid. When an insurance customer pays timely premiums for this personal coverage and has a valid claim, the insurance company should not delay or deny their claim.
If you’re insurance company is delaying on paying a legitimate claim, you have options. Check out our guide on what to do if your insurance company is stalling and if you still need help then contact our experienced bad faith insurance attorney. They’ll be able to tell you how best to proceed, and will help ensure that your insurance company doesn’t trample on your rights.
At Rector Stuzynski Law Firm, our Colorado bad faith insurance attorneys offer free consultations. They are natives of Colorado and have over 75 years of combined experience dealing with insurance companies, and representing victims of personal injuries.
Our office is committed to providing the best legal service available, and we’re passionate about serving our Springs friends and neighbors. Call (719) 578-1106, or fill out the contact form on our website to get the help you need today.
We serve clients charged with crimes or injured anywhere throughout the state of Colorado, but we focus on residents of these areas: Colorado Springs, Manitou Springs, Fountain, Briargate, Monument, Black Forest, Pueblo, Canon City, Larkspur, Security-Widefield, Peyton, Castle Rock, Teller County, El Paso County, Elbert County, Park County, Douglas County and beyond.
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