A federal judge recently decided to bypass a jury’s input on a key question relevant to an insurance dispute. Instead, the court ruled in a summary judgment outcome that an insurer clearly acted in bad faith in its treatment of a policyholder’s claim. The claimant is...
Representing People With Denied Insurance Claims
Month: April 2019
Why did my homeowner’s insurer deny my claim?
In the early weeks of tornado season, you may have been among those unfortunate homeowners who saw recent storms passing through your neighborhood. Like many in Oklahoma, you know how dangerous and destructive these storms can be, and you have done the right thing by...
Fight of her life – against her insurance company
When you are facing daunt challenges linked with a cancer diagnosis, you obviously want to deal with that trial absent the need to waste precious energy on additional matters. Like a nonstop stream of hassle from your insurance company. That was precisely what the...
What is insurance policy rescission, and is it a legal practice?
As a logical lead-in to the above-posed blog headline query, we ask our readers across Oklahoma and elsewhere to consider the following facts. And please note that they are indeed facts and not something merely hypothetical to make a point. The following story is...
Letter sent to Congress targets mental health insurance coverage
If you see the surname “Kennedy” attached to a story with a political bent, you likely conjure up an image or two, don’t you? A recent media piece concerning health care and related insurance coverage does prominently feature a Kennedy and, yes, that individual does...
Cancer survivor now focuses on insurers’ accountability, performance
A cancer survivor underscores in a recent article a truth that is deeply acknowledged by legions of individuals across the country fighting potentially deadly illnesses. She simply notes that they “don’t have the luxury of time or the energy to play insurers’ games.”...