Fairburn, GA asked in Insurance Bad Faith and Civil Litigation for Georgia

Q: How do I go about suing my insurance agency for bad faith? Having difficulty finding a lawyer who handles this type

I was emailed that my policy was canceled for non-payment. After I sent then the docs showing it was paid in full months in advanced they realized the mistake on there end. Days later I was given other excuses. This caused my business to loose contracts, other funds, registration expired, revoked by the FMCSA and non-renewable to any other insurance companies at the moment

1 Lawyer Answer

A: A Georgia attorney could advise best, but your question remains open for two weeks. It can be difficult to find counsel for bad faith claims. They aren't always clear-cut and they could involve conflicting testimony and versions of events. Law firms recognize the amount of attorney time that a case will use up in getting to the bottom of things - with the outcome not always being certain. You could continue your searches, with the option of supplementing your efforts with the "Find a Lawyer" tab above and the attorney referrals tools on the websites of local and state bar associations. Those resources are outside this forum, and any arrangements would be between you and law firms you reach out to. Good luck

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