Insurance Bad Faith

Ensuring You Get a Fair and Accurate Insurance Payout

If you've experienced bad faith practices from your insurance company, The Law Office of J.C. "Pit" Martin, P.C. is here to help you fight for justice. With exceptional expertise in insurance bad faith cases, our dedicated team of attorneys is well-equipped to handle even the most complex claims. The Law Office of J.C. "Pit" Martin, P.C. understands the devastating impact that insurance bad faith can have on individuals and their families, and they are committed to holding insurance companies accountable for their actions.

Our lawyers have a deep understanding of the laws and regulations surrounding insurance practices, allowing them to build a powerful case on your behalf. As an experienced insurance bad faith lawyer in Colorado Springs, Fort Carson, Fountain, and Monument, CO, Pit Martin will fight for your right to a fair value insurance claim. Call us to schedule a FREE consultation today and take the first step towards reclaiming your rights.

All Types of Policies and Coverages

• Disability insurance claims
• Health insurance claims
• Personal property claims
• Umbrella policy claims
• Homeowners’ insurance claims
• Business insurance claims
• Car and vehicle insurance claims

What is Insurance Bad Faith?

Unreasonable delay

An insurance company may be acting in bad faith if they unreasonably delay payment or investigation of a claim.

Denial without reason

An insurance company may be acting in bad faith if they deny a claim without providing a justification.

Unreasonable settlement offer

An insurance company may be acting in bad faith if they make an unreasonably low settlement offer.

Misrepresentation

An insurance company may be acting in bad faith if they misrepresent key facts or insurance policy provisions.

Threatening statements

An insurance company may be acting in bad faith if they make threatening statements.

Lowballing

An insurance company may be acting in bad faith if they offer less money than a claim is worth.

Refusal to defend

An insurance company may be acting in bad faith if they refuse to defend a lawsuit while the coverage issue is investigated.

Refusal to settle

An insurance company may be acting in bad faith if they refuse to settle on behalf of the insured.



If you suspect you may have a bad faith insurance claim, you should contact an attorney.