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Hi, Barry Goldberg here. I get this question all the time. What happens if your own insurance company denies your claim? See, it’s different than if another insurance company denies your claim because your insurance company owes you a duty of good faith and fair dealing that comes because you have a
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contract with them. So, it’s very dangerous for an insurance company to deny your claim if it’s legitimate. If there’s liability, if there’s a contract and they owe you money, they could be liable for extra damages if they’re wrong and proven wrong in court. That’s
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known as bad faith. Our office takes bad faith cases, and we make the insurance companies pay when they deny our clients legitimate claims.
