As we stated before, there are a few reasons why somebody would want to sue an insurance provider. You want to be represented by an attorney who has helped clients sue insurance companies within a context similar to your situation. In other words, if you are suing your own insurance company for not fulfilling the terms of your policy, the “best” lawyer for you is someone with a reputation for winning lawsuits against insurance providers who breached their contract with the policyholder. The list below outlines the many reasons why people sue insurance companies.
Reasons to Sue an Insurance Company: 1.) Breach of Contract, 2.) Bad Faith, 3.) Low Settlement, 4.) Claim Denial, 5.) Failure to Defend Policyholder in Legal Proceedings.
If you are suing your insurance provider for one of the reasons listed above, you have some ground to stand on. However, if you want to sue someone else’s insurance provider, you’re technically just suing that individual, not their insurance company — even if the insurance company defends their policyholder in court.