In another volume,
we discussed the insurance company's obligation to act in good faith, and the
consequences if they do not. Baltimore personal injury or accident lawyers are
well aware that the insured person likewise has to act in good faith with
regard his or her obligations under the policy. The insured person must notify
the carrier of a possible claim, provide all relevant information, and
cooperate [e.g. show up at trial, respond to discovery]. The penalty for not
doing so is a "disclaimer" of coverage. Baltimore personal injury or accident lawyers know that before a carrier can unilaterally decide not to
cover its insured, the must show that the were harmed by [legally: suffered
prejudice] by the bad faith of the insured.
The "value" of a claim –the amount of money your entitled to recover, is based on many factors: if you are entitled to recover, from whom, the coverage, medical expenses, lost wages, costs of litigation, pain, suffering, anguish, loss of enjoyment of life, and the venue of the case. I've recovered millions for people who have sustained serious bodily injury. I offer my Maryland personal injury victims a reduced attorney fee program, allowing them to retain a greater percentage of their award.
Thursday, May 24, 2012
THE VALUE OF MY BALTIMORE PERSONAL INJURY CASE? Can an insured act in bad faith?
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