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Insurance companies do not want to pay out money for claims. However, laws in California require insurance carriers to uphold their end of a contract, which means paying valid claims in a timely manner. If an insurance carrier denies a claim when they otherwise should not, they may be doing so in bad faith. Here,… read more

Most insurance companies operate professionally and with honesty and integrity. Still, there are exceptions, as evidenced by the number of bad faith insurance claims filed each year in courts around the country. Insurers owe their policyholders a duty of good faith—policyholders have every right to believe (and demand) that their insurance companies treat them fairly… read more

Life insurance can seem complicated at first glance, with so many different types of policies available. A life insurance primer – on the most common kinds of coverage, the advantages and drawbacks each offer, and examples of when you might need each – can be helpful in determining which policy is right for you and… read more

Insurance is an important part of everyday life. Whether you have life insurance through work or you purchased it yourself, it is important to know what can get you in trouble. Aside from an insurance company engaging in bad faith practices, you can cause the insurer to deny your claim for various reasons. These are… read more

One of the most common questions that breach of contract attorneys receive is if a breach of contract is a tort. In order to answer this question, we must first explain the two areas of law: tort and breach of contract. At Dawson & Rosenthal, our breach of contract lawyers reviews contracts regularly to determine… read more