When the Insurance Company Charges an Improper Fee
Having insurance is one of the important things in life an accidents injury attorney will tell you, and not having insurance most people believe is irresponsible and too much of a risk. This is why when the insurance company requires more money the policy holder feels they have no other option, but to pay the money. What options are there when the charges seem unfair?
Fight for Insurance Fairness
Insurance policy holders do not understand when their insurance rates go up, when there is no reason or when other policy holders are paying a lower amount for their policy. Ehline law has heard from policy holders that this insurance company practice has affected and if you have suffered this injustice Ehline Law wants to hear from you.
When a policy holder is treated unfairly by the insurance company it is often a pattern with the company and other people have suffered the same treatment. A class action lawsuit can help to hold the insurance company accountable for these types of tactics.
Increased Rates: Often when it is time to renew an insurance policy the policy holder expects their rates to decrease, but that is not always the case. Were you involved in a car accident that was not your fault and your insurance company raised your rates. This is unfair and the insurance company is most likely using this practice with other policy holders. A class action lawsuit can help to lower your rates and at the same time hold the insurance company responsible for their actions, this will send them a message that policy holders will not tolerate these types of tactics.
Discriminating Business Practices: When an insurance company requires that you pay a higher rate than someone else that is in a similar situation. You have the right to know why you are required to pay a higher rate. Becoming involved in a class action lawsuit will allow this higher rate to be investigated and to know if it is a pattern of unfair charges for policy holders, since the class action suit will represent many policy holders. Call 888.400.9721 to learn more.