Colorado Insurance Claim Denial Attorneys
Challenging Unfair Insurance Claim Denials
When an insurance company wrongfully delays, undervalues, or denies your claim, navigating the legal process alone can feel overwhelming. Insurance carriers must follow strict Colorado regulations and honor their duty of good faith. At Robinson & Henry, our attorneys understand the bad-faith tactics insurers use to withhold coverage. We thoroughly review policy language, gather critical evidence, and aggressively hold insurers accountable to recover the coverage your policy allows.
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No. Your insurance company has no say over lawsuit deadlines. The law does.
If you're unhappy with how your claim was handled, you may have a case for an insurance bad faith lawsuit. Before the 2013 Homeowner’s Insurance Reform Act, insurance companies often set shorter deadlines for filing lawsuits which limited policyholders' rights by reducing the time allowed by state law.
As of January 1, 2014, insurers cannot impose deadlines shorter than the statute of limitations. Contact a litigation lawyer if you see such a clause in your policy.
Insurance companies are like other business ventures: They aim to make profits. Insurance adjusters often search for loopholes instead of honoring coverage, and policies may include confusing or conflicting exclusions. A skilled attorney can help you interpret these provisions and secure the benefits you deserve.
Insurance bad faith happens when insurers unreasonably:
deny or underpay claims
misrepresent policy language
fail to communicate
use abusive or intimidating tactics
delay investigations or claims processing
refuse to defend or indemnify you when a third party makes a claim against you
These actions violate Colorado law.
The difference between common law bad faith and statutory bad faith is the standard of proof required to show bad faith.
Common law bad faith shows that the insurer recklessly or deliberately ignored the insured’s rights under the policy. Statutory bad faith shows that the insurance company delayed or denied payment without a good reason.
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