Demystifying Insurance Bad Faith Claims: Litigation Red Flags and Tactics
Demystifying Insurance Bad Faith Claims: Litigation Red Flags and Tactics
There are many types of cases that may constitute the filing of a bad faith claim. The varying jurisdictions surrounding this area of law also pose additional uncertainties making it harder for insurance companies to devise effective litigation tactics. Thus, it is of vital importance for practitioners to be in the know of the common red flags and pitfalls to avoid potential liability claims and other financial damages.
Partner Brett Carey joined a panel discussing the scenarios that may constitute risks for bad faith claims. Speakers, among other things, analyzed the varying jurisdictions that insurers should be wary of and offered practical litigation strategies.
Key issues covered in the course included:
- Bad Faith Litigation: Recent Developments
- Common Red Flags and Pitfalls
- Best Defense Strategies
- Notable Cases
- What Lies Ahead
Specifically, Carey discussed:
- Conditions precedent to bringing a bad faith claim
- Scope of discovery and privilege objections
- Who can be deposed?
- Attacking a bad faith claim through damages discovery
The recorded CLE is available to purchase at The Knowledge Group’s website.