Bad Faith Insurance Attorney

Insurance companies seem like formidable opponents that can get away with denying your legitimate claims. After years of responsibly paying your insurance rates, you’re left with mounting debt because your insurance doesn’t want to fulfill its obligations.

As a bad faith insurance attorney, Nick Sitterly understands the complexities of insurance law and how it impacts individuals who have been wronged by their insurers.

With years of experience in this field, he has developed effective approaches to winning cases. He works tirelessly, building strong arguments backed by legal precedent and solid reasoning.

By leveraging his knowledge of the law and understanding of industry practices, he secures favorable settlements or judgments for those suffering from bad faith insurance practices.

What is bad faith insurance?

Bad faith insurance is when an insurance company fails to fulfill its obligations to its policyholders. This can happen when an insurance company denies a valid claim, delays payment, or offers an unreasonably low settlement.

Insurance companies must act in good faith and deal fairly with their policyholders. When they fail to do so, they can be held liable for bad faith practices and may be required to pay additional damages to the policyholder.

How can someone tell if they have been a victim of bad faith insurance?

If you have filed a claim with your insurance company and they have unreasonably denied or delayed payment, offered an inadequate settlement, or failed to investigate your claim properly, you may be a victim of bad faith insurance.

It is essential to consult with an experienced bad faith insurance attorney who can review your case and determine if bad faith practices have occurred.

Contact the Sitterly Law Firm’s bad faith insurance attorney today to schedule a consultation!

What can a bad faith insurance attorney do to win a case?

Bad faith insurance attorneys will review the insurance policy, investigate the facts surrounding the claim, and gather evidence to prove that the insurance company acted in bad faith.

They will then negotiate with the insurance company on behalf of the policyholder to obtain a fair settlement. If the insurance company refuses to offer a reasonable settlement, the attorney may file a lawsuit and advocate for the policyholder in court.

The goal of a bad faith insurance attorney is to hold the insurance company accountable for its bad faith practices and obtain maximum compensation for the policyholder.

The Sitterly Law Firm Specializes in Breaches of Contract Litigation

Breach of contract refers to a situation where one party fails to fulfill their obligations as outlined in a legally binding agreement. This can include failing to perform a promised action, failing to meet a deadline, or failing to provide a promised product or service.

A breach of contract can occur in any type of agreement, including employment contracts, lease agreements, and business contracts. To constitute a breach of contract, the failure to fulfill obligations must be material and significant enough to impact the other party's ability to benefit from the agreement.

The Sitterly Law Firm specializes in litigation that encompasses various types of breach of contract law. Here are a couple of examples of the types of breaches we litigate.

Employment Contract Breach

A breach of employment contract consists of an employer failing to fulfill the terms outlined in an employment contract. This can include some of the following:

  • Failing to provide promised benefits
  • Failing to pay wages or bonuses
  • Failing to accommodate a promised work schedule

A breach of employment contract can also occur if an employer fails to provide a safe and healthy work environment or discriminates against an employee based on their race, gender, age, or other protected characteristics.

Employment contractual breaches also encompass wrongful termination. While many states adhere to an At-will employment practice, wrongful termination can still occur if it breaches agreed-upon terms or violates a person’s civil rights.

If you believe you’re a victim of an employment contract breach, contact Nick Sitterly, breach of contract attorney, today for a consultation!

Business Contract Breach

A breach of a business contract can occur when one party fails to fulfill its obligations as outlined in the contract. This can include the following:

  • Failing to deliver goods or services on time
  • Providing substandard work
  • Neglecting to pay for goods or services
  • Violating confidentiality or non-compete agreements

A breach can also occur if one party fails to meet the quality standards outlined in the contract or if they engage in fraudulent or deceptive practices.

In these types of cases, having a knowledgeable and experienced business litigation attorney ensures you receive the complete compensation you deserve.

When Needing an Experienced Bad Faith Insurance Attorney to Fight Formidable Opponents, Choose the Sitterly Law Firm!

Since 2012, Nick Sitterly has traveled nationwide to teach state and federal lawyers how to beat formidable opponents. He then applies this advanced knowledge to his winning strategies for his clients. By only taking on a select number of clients, he ensures he has the time and resources to litigate his cases effectively.

Contact Nick Sitterly, avid bad faith insurance attorney, today to schedule a consultation!
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