Assuming that those facts are all accurate, the insurer is acting in bad faith and should have accepted liability prior to suit being filed. Damages are still arguable. There are consequences for insurers who act in bad faith. That would also be an example of a legitimate claim and not what I was talking about, which accounts for a vast majority of the claims that I see going to litigation.
Believe me, if insurance companies did their jobs the way they are supposed to, there would be a heck of a lot less litigation. But if you are the injured victim and seek compensation from an insurance company, you are almost automatically a fraud in the eyes of the insurer.
If you would like to see how your legislators truly view tort reform, I would urge each of you to look at the record of Sen. Rick Santorum\’s family. He supports limits on awards, as long as it doesn\’t apply to him or his family. You can find the information by typing in \”tort reform\” on MSN search (or several other search engines). SUCH HYPOCRISY!!
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Assuming that those facts are all accurate, the insurer is acting in bad faith and should have accepted liability prior to suit being filed. Damages are still arguable. There are consequences for insurers who act in bad faith. That would also be an example of a legitimate claim and not what I was talking about, which accounts for a vast majority of the claims that I see going to litigation.
One handled by an insurance company
You are kidding right? You must be totally out of touch with reality if you believe the crap you posted
Believe me, if insurance companies did their jobs the way they are supposed to, there would be a heck of a lot less litigation. But if you are the injured victim and seek compensation from an insurance company, you are almost automatically a fraud in the eyes of the insurer.
I think there should be stipulations, to protect the ones that truly have been hurt or had loved ones hurt or killed by the negligence of others.
If you would like to see how your legislators truly view tort reform, I would urge each of you to look at the record of Sen. Rick Santorum\’s family. He supports limits on awards, as long as it doesn\’t apply to him or his family. You can find the information by typing in \”tort reform\” on MSN search (or several other search engines). SUCH HYPOCRISY!!
I\’m doing a project on tort reform, is there anyone who knows the author of this article and the meaning of the funny symbols?