Most large insurance companies maintain standardized policies and procedures so that each person is treated similarly to another person in the same circumstances. That means that if one person has been overcharged for insurance, denied coverage, or otherwise defrauded or misled by an insurance company, it has likely happened to hundreds or thousands of other people.
Class actions for fraud, unfair and deceptive trade practices, and breach of contract are on the rise against large insurance companies. Although they claim that their interest is in protecting you, their true concern is their bottom line. These insurance companies have been found to consistently violate the rights of both businesses and individuals. If you suspect you have been defrauded, please contact us for a free case evaluation.
Common violations include:
When insurance companies violate the legal duties owed to their policyholders, the attorneys at Maginnis Howard can hold them accountable. When they violate the law, insurance companies can be required to pay all benefits owed, along with court costs and attorneys’ fees. In certain circumstances, punitive damages can also be awarded.