The unexpected can happen to any business, at any time. Whether it’s issues involving the internal structure of a business, demanding clients, or even other outside elements, unanticipated issues can quickly send a bustling company into turmoil. Whether it’s damage to a commercial vehicle, interruption of operations, vandalism, storm damage, flooding, or even a fire […]
Insurance is typically a good thing. Policyholders can pay a small premium and receive financial compensation if they end up filing a claim. Without insurance, many people would be unable to pay for car repairs after an accident, a new roof after a storm, or necessary medical treatment. Unfortunately, insurance companies are first and foremost a business, and they sometimes put their own financial interests above their contractual obligations to policyholders.
Nearly everyone has some kind of insurance policy. Whether it’s for your car, home, business, or yourself, insurance policies give us peace of mind knowing that if anything happens, we won’t be left in the dark and coming out of pocket financially. Insurance is a good thing, but only if insurance companies play by the rules. Unfortunately, many insurance companies utilize bad faith tactics to avoid paying out on claims.
