Cancellation of a Policy

Your insurance company cannot arbitrarily cancel your policy without any legitimate reason. When you purchase coverage, you are essentially entering into a contract with the insurance company, and both parties—you and the insurance provider—are obligated to act in good faith by living up to the terms of the agreement. At Brasher Law Firm, PLLC, we know that insurance companies do not always comply, and will attempt to avoid paying on a policyholder’s valid claim for coverage by simply moving to cancel the policy.

Our Beaumont insurance bad faith attorneys are highly credentialed and have numerous referrals from peers and clients alike. Clint Brasher is a life member of the Million Dollar Advocates Forum® for his success in maximizing recoveries for his clients. He is also board certified in personal injury trial law, and has been rated AV Preeminent® by Martindale-Hubbell®. With these accolades to our name, you can trust that we are well-equipped to fight companies who have failed to uphold their contractual obligations.

What Makes a Cancellation “Wrongful?”

An insurance agency will typically conduct a wrongful cancellation when you file a claim for damages. They may state that they reviewed your original application for coverage and discovered faults or conditions that make the individual ineligible for coverage under the policy. Essentially, the insurance company attempts to shirk its duty to provide coverage to the policyholder by arguing that the policy was not valid to begin with.

There are instances in which an insurance agency does have the right to cancel an insurance policy according to valid concerns. However, these concerns must be proven to be legitimate in order for a provider to be acting in good faith. Examples of valid reasons for cancellation include:

• Fraudulent claims made by policyholder
• Dishonest documentation or deceit by policyholder
• Indications that a policyholder is a risk to the insurance company

Take Legal Action With Our Help

If you believe that your cancellation was made on your policy for illegitimate reasons, you have the right to take legal action and pursue a lawsuit against your provider. With help from Brasher Law Firm, PLLC, you can recover damages for financial and emotional suffering caused by an insurance agency’s bad faith.

• Damages sustained while covered by policy
• Benefits you are owed or recovery for the premiums you paid
• Punitive damages and legal fees

You Don’t Pay Unless We Win. Call Now for a Free Consult!

At Brasher Law Firm, PLLC, our Texas bad faith insurance attorneys are prepared to thoroughly investigate your case in order to prove that your claim for damages is valid and the termination of your policy is a bad faith tactic. With our help, you may not only be able to recover full payment on your original claim, but you could additionally receive financial compensation for the wrongs you have suffered.

Our lawyers will give your case the one-on-one attention it deserves so that we can build a personalized strategy of fighting for the compensation you deserve. Additionally, as we are dedicated to seeing our clients succeed, we only work off of contingency fees. This means that you will not pay us unless we recover for you.