There is really no standard definition of bad faith, but most states define bad faith as unreasonable or unfair conduct by an insurance company. There are a number of actions by an insurer that are considered bad faith by the courts. These FAQs can help you understand what insurance bad faith is.
In the event your business becomes involved in litigation, knowledge of courtroom procedure is essential. Courtroom procedure can be complicated, and knowing what to expect can enable a business to prepare effectively. In addition, state and federal law govern procedural issues; depending on the jurisdiction and the specific court involved, there may be notable procedural differences.
If you are faced with litigation involving a business transaction or any aspect of your business, our lawyers can provide additional assistance and counsel regarding your jurisdiction, court, and possible legal options for your situation.