Insurance Bad Faith Exposed: Deny, Delay, Defend
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Insurance Bad Faith Exposed: Deny, Delay, Defend
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Episode Summary:
In this essential episode, David Senoff defines insurance bad faith and reveals the tactics companies use to deny valid claims, from endless paperwork to abandoning policyholders in lawsuits. The conversation explores remedies like punitive damages, when lowball offers cross the line, and immediate steps for individuals or firms facing wrongful denials.
Key Timestamps:
00:01 - Show Introduction
00:30 - Bad Faith = Knowing Denial
01:30 - First-Party: Deny-Delay Paper Chase
02:30 - Third-Party: Abandon in Lawsuits
03:30 - PA Remedies: Claim + Interest + Fees + Punitives
04:30 - Lowball = Sometimes Negotiation, Sometimes Bad Faith
05:30 - Group Plans: One Denial Hits Thousands
06:30 - Damages Math: $10K → $60K+
07:30 - Bring Bad-Faith Counsel Early
08:30 - Med-Mal + Insurance Overlay
09:30 - Action Step: Document Denials in Writing
10:30 - Closing & Call to Action
About the Show:
"Strategic Justice in Action" arms policyholders and plaintiff firms with litigation-grade intel on insurance bad faith, appellate wins, and public-policy fights. David Senoff, founder of First Law Strategy Group, turns three decades of courtroom victories into strategies that force insurers to pay what they owe.