Fight Back When Your Insurer Denies Your Claim

Alpha Omega Law Firm, LLC represents policyholders in insurance claim disputes and bad faith cases in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania.

When you file a claim for property damage, personal injury, or business loss in Chadds Ford, the insurance company is supposed to investigate the claim, apply the terms of your policy, and pay what you are owed. Instead, insurers often deny claims based on exclusions that do not apply, offer settlements far below the actual cost of repairs, or delay payment while demanding unnecessary documentation. Alpha Omega Law Firm, LLC represents policyholders who have been denied, underpaid, or treated unfairly by their insurance company, including claims involving homeowners insurance, auto insurance, and business interruption coverage.

The firm reviews your policy, the claim denial letter, and all correspondence with the insurer to determine whether the denial is justified or whether the company is acting in bad faith. Representation includes drafting appeal letters, negotiating with claims adjusters, and filing lawsuits when the insurer refuses to honor the policy. The goal is to hold the insurance company accountable and recover the full amount you are entitled to under the terms of your coverage.

If your insurance claim has been denied or underpaid in Chadds Ford, contact Alpha Omega Law Firm, LLC to review your policy and evaluate your options.

How the Firm Handles a Disputed Claim

When you retain Alpha Omega Law Firm, LLC to handle an insurance dispute in Chadds Ford, the attorney begins by reviewing your policy to identify what coverage applies, what exclusions the insurer is citing, and whether the denial is consistent with the policy language. You receive a written analysis explaining whether the insurer's position is valid and what steps are available to challenge the decision.

After the review, you will know whether the insurer violated the policy, acted in bad faith, or simply underpaid the claim due to a flawed damage estimate. The firm submits a formal appeal with supporting documentation, including repair estimates, medical records, or expert reports that contradict the insurer's findings.

If the insurer continues to deny or delay the claim, the firm files a lawsuit alleging breach of contract or bad faith, depending on the circumstances. Bad faith claims allow you to recover not only the policy benefits but also damages for the insurer's unreasonable conduct, including emotional distress and attorney fees. The firm litigates the case through trial if the insurer refuses to settle for a fair amount.

What You Should Know About Claim Disputes

Clients want to know why insurers deny valid claims, what bad faith means in legal terms, and whether they can sue their own insurance company for refusing to pay.

Alpha Omega Law Firm, LLC represents policyholders in Chadds Ford who have been denied or underpaid by their insurance company, including cases involving bad faith and breach of contract. If your claim has been denied or delayed, call (610) 222-6122 to schedule a consultation.

What is a bad faith insurance claim?
A bad faith claim arises when an insurer denies or delays a claim without a reasonable basis, fails to investigate properly, or offers a settlement far below the actual loss. Pennsylvania law allows policyholders to sue for damages beyond the policy limits when an insurer acts in bad faith.
How does the firm challenge a claim denial?
The attorney reviews the policy language, the denial letter, and all evidence related to the claim to determine whether the denial is justified. If the insurer's reasoning is flawed, the firm submits an appeal with documentation that supports your claim and contradicts the insurer's position.
What if the insurer offers a settlement that is too low?
The attorney obtains independent estimates or expert opinions to show the actual cost of repairs or medical treatment, and negotiates with the insurer to increase the settlement. If the insurer refuses, the firm files a lawsuit to recover the full amount you are owed.
How long do I have to file a lawsuit against my insurer?
The statute of limitations for breach of contract claims in Pennsylvania is typically four years from the date of the denial, but bad faith claims may have different deadlines. You should consult an attorney as soon as possible after your claim is denied to preserve your rights.
What damages can I recover in a bad faith case?
In addition to the policy benefits, you may recover damages for emotional distress, financial harm caused by the delay, punitive damages if the insurer's conduct was especially egregious, and attorney fees. The amount depends on the severity of the insurer's misconduct and the impact on you.