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When and How to Hire a Bad Faith Attorney in Louisiana?

When and How to Hire a Bad Faith Attorney in Louisiana?
When and How to Hire a Bad Faith Attorney in Louisiana?
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People throughout Metairie, Louisiana and other areas of Louisiana unfortunately have insurance claims where an insurer: (1) fails to discover apparent damage during its inspection(s); (2) wrongfully denies the claim; (3) delays and/or does not timely make payment(s) on the claim; (4) misrepresents the policy; and/or (5) refuses to communicate with the insured.

 

If you experienced any of the above and/or believe an insurance company in Louisiana acted in “bad faith”, you should discuss your options with the right Attorney/Law Firm.  

 

Type of Attorney/Law Firm Needed

 

  1. Someone who regularly handles insurance disputes;
  2. Someone who regularly handles bad faith claims;
  3. Someone familiar with Louisiana’s bad faith law;
  4. Someone who you feel comfortable working with; and
  5. Someone who has the experience, reputation, and demeanor you believe will give you the best opportunity for your claim to be successful.

 

Questions to Ask the Attorney/Law Firm

 

  1. Have you handled insurance disputes in Louisiana?
  2. Have you handled bad faith claims in Louisiana?
  3. How familiar are you with Louisiana’s bad faith law?
  4. What is your fee structure?
  5. How do you handle these types of cases?
  6. How do you communicate with your clients?

 

Documents Needed for Review by the Attorney/Law Firm

 

  1. Your insurance policy;
  2. Your declarations sheet (dec page);
  3. Estimates regarding your claim;
  4. Photos regarding your claim;
  5. Correspondence regarding your claim;
  6. Payments regarding your claim;
  7. Reports regarding your claim;

 

If you or a loved one believes an insurance company acted in bad faith, please contact Godbey Giardina Law Group today at (504) 318-8821 for your free consultation. Our team is here to guide you through the legal landscape in Metairie, New Orleans, and other areas of Louisiana and protect your interests under Louisiana law.

 

 

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