Insurance Bad Faith Lawyers
When insurers wrongfully deny your claim, Texas law lets you fight back. We help you do it.
Texas law requires insurance companies to act in good faith. When an insurer wrongfully denies a valid claim, unreasonably delays payment, or offers far less than the claim's value, they may be liable for bad faith — and you can pursue additional damages beyond your original claim.
PM Law Firm co-founder Porya Mostaghimi has devoted his career to representing policyholders against insurance companies. We know the tactics insurers use and know how to counter them.
- Wrongful denial of insurance claims
- Unreasonable delay of payment
- Lowball settlement offers
- Failure to investigate claims properly
- Misrepresentation of policy terms
- Refusal to defend under a liability policy
- Texas Insurance Code Chapter 542 violations
Texas Insurance Code Protections
Insurers acting in bad faith may owe your original claim plus 18% interest, attorney fees, and additional damages under the Texas Insurance Code. We pursue every remedy available.
Is Your Insurer Playing Fair?
If your claim was denied or underpaid, you may have more options than you think. Call us for a free policy review.
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