In addition to the Unfair Claim Settlement Practices Act that is codified at A.R.S. § 20-461, insurance companies must also comply with the Department of Insurance regulations that are outlined in the Arizona Administrative Code. Under Ariz. Admin. Code §R20-6-801(F), insurance companies are supposed to complete their investigations of claims within 30 days of being notified unless the investigations cannot be reasonably completed within that time period.[2] While claims that only involve property losses are normally completed within that time period, those that include injury claims will likely take longer. The insurance companies may not purposely drag cases out in the hopes that the claimants will either miss the statutory deadline for filing personal injury lawsuits or will simply give up and go away. Insurance companies that engage in bad faith tactics may face penalties under the law and be forced to pay damages and reasonable attorney's fees to the victims of their actions.