Automobile Insurance Bad Faith Claims Attorneys

When you buy car insurance, you expect that if an accident occurs, you will be treated fairly by your own insurance company.

If you have purchased Underinsured or Uninsured Motorists Coverage, and the other driver’s liability insurance is insufficient to fully compensate you, you expect your insurance company to pay the remaining value of your case.

If you have paid for other types of automobile coverage, such as comprehensive, property damage, medical expense, wage loss, or liability coverage, you expect the insurance company to pay for your losses under that coverage.

The last thing you need is a fight with your own insurance company.

Insurers must act in good faith

The law requires that insurance companies act with “good faith and fair dealing” toward their customers. In other words, they must fairly uphold their side of the contract. If the insurance company fails to act in good faith and to meet its obligations to pay under the contract, you may have a legal claim against them.

You may have a bad faith insurance claim if:

The insurance company refused to pay benefits due under the terms of your policy
The insurance company refused to offer fair settlement of your claim
The insurance company intentionally misinterpreted or inaccurately represented their own policy terms or coverages to minimize payouts and the cost of your claim
The insurance company took an unreasonable length of time to investigate, evaluate and pay your claim
The insurance company used a pretext to cut off your benefits or payments under your policy

We Obtain Relief

Over our five decades of combined experience of litigating against insurance companies on behalf of plaintiffs we have recovered numerous, significant awards and settlements. These cases have included claims for insurance companies improperly discontinuing medical coverage, income loss protections, and failing to properly evaluate and pay on underinsured motorist claims.

Cohen, Feeley, Altemose & Rambo protects victims of bad faith

You need a strong and experienced personal injury law firm to fight for you when the insurance company is not acting fairly.

Victims of bad faith by insurance companies may be entitled to compensation for:

Interest on the claim
Court costs
Attorney’s fees
Punitive damages

Complex cases need experienced attorneys

With our unsurpassed litigators, Cohen, Feeley, Altemose & Rambo has prepared and litigated numerous claims against insurance companies over the last 50 years. We fight for a maximum settlement to compensate the victim for all aspects of their injuries.

If you have been involved in a motor vehicle accident or suspect your claim was unfairly denied or underpaid, we are here for you.

What Our Clients Have To Say

I cannot begin to express my gratitude for the care provided to me by Mr. Mark Altemose and Mimi Zancofsky. When I was seriously injured in an auto accident, everyday was a struggle. But, I had to worry about nothing other than my treatment and recovery while they managed every detail about my claim. Mark is very confident, professional, smart and responsive–thinking 100 steps ahead. Thank you so much, Mark Altemose, for being an exceptional lawyer. Mimi Zancofsky was awesome, she went above and beyond to make sure I was taken care of, she kept me updated and walked me through all all the steps for my case. You’ve been an incredible help with my case. I HIGHLY RECOMMEND THIS LAW OFFICE.

I cannot begin to express my gratitude for the level of care provided to me by Mr. Altemose and Mrs. Zancofsky. My case was long and daunting but Mr. Altemose was incredibly thorough and extremely knowledgeable in personal injury law. Mrs. Zancofsky kept me updated and walked me through all the steps necessary for my case. I would highly recommend Mr. Altemose and his team to anyone in need of a personal injury lawyer.

I am very, very thankful for everything that was done. And I am thankful for them getting matters settled for us quickly. I would recommend the firm to others.