The Kille Law Firm, PLLC Represents Victims of Their Own Insurance Policies

You purchased your automobile and/or homeowners insurance policy to provide monetary comfort and security in the time of need. If this time should come, you expect you own insurance company to provide the promises once conveyed you would receive. Sometimes, insurance companies do not want to cooperate. Sometimes, insurance companies break their promises. Sometimes, insurance companies leave their own insureds stranded. This is when The Kille Law Firm, PLLC can help.

Your insurance company is to act in good faith when dealing with a legitimate claim you submit. Arizona law requires insurance companies to treat their customers fairly which includes payment of claims that should be paid. Unfortunately, insurance companies do not always honor their promises, or play by their own rules. This mistreatment of their customers results in a feeling of betrayal by the loyal insurance customer. If you have reached this point, we at The Kille Law Firm, PLLC ready to help you.

Bad faith insurance law developed in Arizona because insurance companies unfairly deny your claim or offer an unreasonable payment of your benefits. Bad faith also appears when your insurance company fails to properly investigate a claim, delays the processing of a claim, or provides a lowball offer well below the reasonable value of the claim. If you believe your insurance company has acted in bad faith regarding your coverage, you may file a lawsuit against your insurance company in an attempt to receive the benefits you are entitled.

An insurance policy is a contract. When your insurance company does not comply with the terms of the contract you both agreed upon, a breach of contract is born. Under Arizona law, the prevailing party in litigation could very likely have its attorney fees paid by the losing party. Here at The Kille Law Firm, PLLC, we represent victims of their own insurance company in bad faith claims. If you have been abused by your own insurance company, call us today for a better tomorrow.