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Let’s talk about Faith, the good kind and the bad kind. In case it how an insurance treats you and your legal rights when dealing with an insurance policy. I’m Stephanie Schaeffer and this is Know Your Rights TV.
And insurance policy requires the insurance company to act in good faith. If the insurance company withholds the benefits of the policy from its insured, it’s deemed to be acting in bad faith. To prove bad faith the insured, you, need only prove the insurance company unreasonably withheld payment. Insurance companies must always meet the reasonable expectations of the policy holders and give as much if not more consideration to their financial interest than to its own. Insurance bad faith constitute not only a bridge of your insurance policy but also include personal injuries sustain outside of your insurance contract.
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