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Insurance bad faith law holds insurers accountable when they act dishonestly, unreasonably, or unfairly on a claim. Key issues include first-party vs. third-party claims, common unfair practices, and what a policyholder can recover. In this Letter, we explain what you should know about what actions the law considers insurer bad faith.
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