Your Rights as a Policyholder: How to Protect Yourself from Insurance Bad Faith
As an insurance policyholder in Florida, it is essential to understand your rights and protect yourself from insurance bad faith. At Swope, Rodante P.A., a trusted insurance bad faith law firm serving Florida, we are dedicated to empowering policyholders with knowledge and advocating for their rights. Here, we will explore key rights you have as a policyholder in Florida and… Read More
First-Party vs. Third-Party Insurance Bad Faith Claims in Florida
The difference between first-party and third-party insurance claims is whether the individual filing the claim is the policyholder insured by the insurance company. A first-party insurance bad faith claim arises when a policyholder believes their insurance carrier is handling their claim in bad faith or has unfairly refused to pay a claim. The insured party can file a bad faith… Read More
Insurance Bad Faith Basics: What Consumers Need to Know
Insurance is a crucial safety net that provides individuals and businesses with financial protection in times of need. However, there are unfortunate instances where insurance companies act in bad faith, betraying the trust policyholders placed in them. As a leading insurance bad faith law firm in Florida, Swope, Rodante P.A. aims to empower consumers with knowledge about bad faith. Today… Read More
Insurance Bad Faith Signs: How to Spot Unfair Practices
Insurance is meant to provide individuals and businesses with peace of mind during challenging times. However, there are occasions when insurance companies act in bad faith, undermining the trust and protection policyholders expect. As an esteemed insurance bad faith law firm serving Florida, Swope, Rodante has extensive experience in identifying and addressing unfair practices. Here we will explore key signs… Read More
Homeowners Insurance Covers Injuries Resulting from Passengers Horseplay
by Dale Swope Homeowner’s insurance covered injuries resulting from the insured front seat passenger’s horseplay of repeatedly trying to grab the steering wheel of a moving car. The driver’s efforts to stop the passenger from grabbing the steering wheel which caused the vehicle to hit a wall and injure rear seat passengers, did not amount to the “use” of a… Read More