Insurance Bad Faith Cases

The McClellan Law Firm has litigated many cases against insurance companies who have refused to settle or have engaged in improper or "bad faith" claims handling practices. One of the first cases was McKibbin v. Connecticut Indemnity, which arose out of a disputed homeowners policy. The jury awarded $1 million in damages, including $750,000 in punitive damages. The verdict was upheld on appeal.

In Henline v. Transport Indemnity Company, the insurance company with a $250,000 policy refused to pay a multi-million dollar judgment unless the plaintiff would release its insured. The McClellan Law Firm sued the insurance company and collected $5,250,000 in settlement.

Some of the other insurance bad faith cases litigated by The McClellan Law Firm involve all kinds of insurance policies - disability, business, real estate, professional malpractice, health, automobile, and others. Some of those cases include:

• Marr v. United Benefit Life
• St. David's Episcopal Church v. National Union
• Berger v. Farmers Insurance Company
• McDaniel v. Interstate Group Administrators
• Lovett v. Lumberman's
• Baptista v. Fireman's Fund
• Workman v. National Union
• Bargain Book Five v. National Union
• Powell v. Royal Insurance Company
• Lake Murray v. Insurance Company of the West
• Kilcoyne v. National Union
• Adams v. INA
• Henline v. Holland
• Franklin v. Zurich Insurance Company
• Henline v. Transport
  

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