Colorado Insurance Lawyers

Fight Bad Faith from Your Insurance Provider with Gaddis, Herd, Craw & Adams, P.C.

Colorado drivers should purchase not only liability coverage, but uninsured and underinsured coverage that protects you when struck by a driver with too little or no insurance.

The coverage is inexpensive and can save your family from devastating financial consequences.

If your insurer fails to honor its contractual commitment to pay for the injuries you sustain when struck by a driver with limited insurance, the insurance company commits Bad Faith.

Under Colorado law, First Party Insurers must:

• Promptly Investigate Claims Based on all Information
• Promptly provide you with payment or if the claim is denied, the reasons for denial
• Communicate promptly

When insurers withhold your money for injury or property claims, they make money and leave you without the resources you need in your time of greatest need. You have paid for peace of mind; payment from your insurer is why you’ve been paying premiums and is an essential part of the contract you signed and they must honor.

What is Bad Faith Insurance?

An insurance company acts in bad faith when they attempt to go back on their obligations to their clients, either refusing to pay a policyholder's legitimate claim or investigate the claim in a timely manner.

They also act in bad faith when they fail to disclose policy limitations and exclusions to policyholders before they purchase a policy.

If a policyholder suspects bad faith, they should confront their insurance company or consult a lawyer.

We can protect your rights with experienced, aggressive and respected trial lawyers. At Gaddis, Herd, Craw & Adams, P.C. our insurance bad faith attorneys deal with insurance companies on a daily basis and have successfully handled bad faith insurance claims for more than 35 years.