People generally contact their insurance providers when accidents or natural disasters result in serious injuries, property damage, or other sorts of harm. After all, the purpose of having insurance is to allow you to get financial compensation for losses that are covered. Regrettably, insurance companies occasionally disregard claimants' policies. They frequently neglect their duties and prioritize their financial interests over the needs of their policyholders. These are "bad faith" actions that worsen the plight of those who have already been victimized in terms of physical and/or financial harm.

Know that you may be entitled to compensation if you think your insurance provider is acting in bad faith by refusing to pay you the benefits you are due, taking too long to look into your claim, or doing something else improper.