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Bad Faith Insurance Litigation

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Bad Faith Insurance Litigation in Rhode Island

Is Your Insurance Company Acting in Bad Faith? Call Us.

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When an insurance company denies, delays, or underpays your valid claim, it can leave you facing financial hardship and stress. If you believe your insurer is unfairly handling your case, our Rhode Island bad faith insurance attorneys are here to protect your rights and hold insurance companies accountable.

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At Conte Law, we specialize in bad faith insurance litigation, ensuring that policyholders receive the benefits they are entitled to. Insurance companies are legally required to act in good faith when handling claims, but many delay, undervalue, or wrongfully deny claims to protect their bottom line.

If your insurer has acted in bad faith, you may be entitled to compensation beyond the original claim amount, including damages for emotional distress and financial losses.

Our No Fee Guarantee: You don’t pay unless we win your case. No upfront costs, no hourly fees.

Facing an unfair insurance denial? Call (888) 333-9833 for a free case evaluation.

How Conte Law Can Help with Bad Faith Insurance Claims

Filing an insurance claim should be straightforward, but insurers often use delays, denials, and lowball offers to avoid payouts. At Conte Law, we:

  • Investigate Your Case – We gather policy details, communication records, and evidence proving bad faith.
  • Negotiate Aggressively – We challenge unfair denials and fight for full compensation.
  • Litigate When Necessary – If insurers refuse to act fairly, we take them to court to hold them accountable.

Whether you’re dealing with a denied homeowner’s claim, delayed auto insurance payout, or a misrepresented policy, we’re here to help.

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Signs of Bad Faith Insurance Practices

Insurance companies must follow fair claims practices. If you’ve experienced any of the following, you may have a bad faith case:

  • Unreasonable Claim Denials – Rejecting a valid claim without justification.
  • Delayed Payments – Stalling settlement payments without cause.
  • Failure to Investigate – Neglecting to properly review evidence.
  • Lowball Offers – Offering settlements far below actual damages.
  • Misinterpreting Policy Terms – Twisting language to deny coverage.
  • Ignoring Communications – Failing to respond to policyholder inquiries.

If your insurer has engaged in any of these bad faith tactics, you have legal rights.

Call (888) 333-9833 today for a free consultation.

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Common Bad Faith Insurance Cases We Handle

Bad faith insurance litigation applies to many types of claims, including:

  • Homeowner’s Insurance Claims – Denials for storm damage, fire, or theft.
  • Auto Insurance Claims – Refusal to pay fair value after an accident.
  • Health Insurance Disputes – Denial of medically necessary treatments.
  • Disability Insurance – Wrongful termination of disability benefits.
  • Business Insurance Claims – Failure to cover property damage or losses.

We understand insurance policies, state laws, and tactics insurers use to delay payments. We fight to get you the compensation you deserve.

How to Prove a Bad Faith Insurance Claim

  • Winning a bad faith insurance lawsuit requires proof that your insurer acted unreasonably. At Conte Law, we build strong cases by showing:
  • The policyholder had a valid claim under their policy.
  • The insurer denied or delayed the claim without reasonable cause.
  • The insurer failed to investigate or ignored evidence.

The policyholder suffered financial loss due to the bad faith actions.

Holding insurers accountable not only helps you recover damages but also prevents similar misconduct against others.

Compensation Available in a Bad Faith Insurance Case

If your insurer acted in bad faith, you may be entitled to more than your original claim amount, including:

  • Full Claim Value – The amount originally owed.
  • Additional Damages – Compensation for stress, hardship, and legal fees.
  • Punitive Damages – In cases of extreme misconduct, insurers may face penalties.

At Conte Law, we fight to maximize your financial recovery.

Contact us today at (888) 333-9833 to schedule your free consultation.

Why Choose Conte Law for Your Bad Faith Insurance Case?

Conte Law has a proven track record of holding insurance companies accountable.

  • Specialized in Insurance Litigation – We know insurer tactics and how to beat them.
  • No Fee Unless We Win – You pay nothing upfront.
  • Personalized Attention – Every case gets dedicated legal strategy.

Don’t let an insurance company take advantage of you. Fight back with Conte Law.

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Bad Faith Litigation Attorneys With Answers

Here are some answers to the most frequently asked questions that our bad faith litigation attorneys receive from clients. We’ll be here for you every step of the way.

How do I know if my insurance company is acting in bad faith?

If your insurer unreasonably denies, delays, or underpays your claim without a valid explanation, it may be acting in bad faith.

Beyond the claim amount, you may recover additional compensation for legal fees, emotional distress, and even punitive damages.

Timelines vary, but many cases settle in months. If litigation is necessary, it may take longer.

Yes. If an insurer violates fair claims practices, they can be held legally accountable.