What to Do if Geico Refuses to Cover My Injury Claim?
If Geico refuses to cover your injury claim, you can sue them, most particularly if you think that the company has acted in bad faith. Sometimes, you can address these issues, but the assistance of a lawyer can be invaluable before you launch a case. Keep in mind that the insurer is a for-profit business. They don’t want to lose money. Once they see that you’re not going to be delayed by their denials and that you are thinking about taking legal action for their wrongdoing, it might be cheaper for the insurer to settle with you. Geico can avoid paying the costs or expenses involved in a lawsuit like lawyer fees, court expenses, and maybe a higher settlement than anticipated.
Insurers are required by regulation to stand for the terms of their policy and act in good faith. Also, insurance agencies can’t engage in unfair trade methods. If you believe that Geico is engaged in this activity, you should call a lawyer right away.