Insurance Bad Faith, in Pennsylvania and West Virginia: Wrongful Evasion of Duties Under Some Insurance Contracts Can Result In Punitive Damages and Far Higher Compensation For Losses

Dealing with insurance companies, whether on an auto accident, disability, or property damage claim, can be confusing and frustrating.  Insurance companies must follow certain rules when handling insurance claims, including treating claimants fairly and acting in good faith toward policy owners,   If they do not, they may have acted in "Bad Faith".  Although not every claim denial means bad faith insurance practices were used, it is advised to consult with an attorney experienced in bad faith claims if you suspect an insurer has acted in bad faith. Contact us at Pecori & Pecori for a free evaluation of your claim today!

Don't think a "respectable" company would treat you unfairly?  Below is a list of carriers who have been or are being sued for bad faith:

Dual State Licensed, we can act as your attorney in both West Virginia and Pennsylvania.We generally serve the following cities and areas: (West Virginia) Wheeling, Bethlehem, Weirton, Morgantown, Triadelphia, Charleston, Moundsville, Valley Grove, Morgantown, McMechen, Hancock County, Glendale, Brooke County, Marshall County, Follansbee, Chester, Ohio County,  Newell, Wellsburg; (Pennsylvania) Pittsburgh, Robinson Township, West View, Cranberry Township, Kennedy Township, Monroeville, Bellevue, McKees Rocks, Homestead, Coraopolis, McKeesport, Moon Township, Mount Lebanon, Oakdale, Wexford, Crafton, Greentree, Mercer, New Castle, Meadville and Imperial.