No. An insurance company can violate the Kentucky Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act by Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 failing to promptly settle claims where liability has become reasonably clear under one part of the insurance policy in order to influence settlements under other parts of the insurance policy. Normal 0 false false false MicrosoftInternetExplorer4 Robert L. Abell, an insurance claims lawyer in Lexington, Kentucky, is an experienced insurance bad faith attorney, who can help you get your insurance claim paid or recover damages caused by an insurance company's bad faith practices.  Call Robert Abell Law toll free at 866-578-5302 for a free consultation.

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Q: Can an insurance company hold up a settlement on one claim to try and force a lower settlement on another claim?

A: No. An insurance company can violate the Kentucky Unfair Claims Settlement Practices Act by failing to promptly settle claims where liability has become reasonably clear under one part of the insurance policy in order to influence settlements under other parts of the insurance policy.

Robert L. Abell, an insurance claims lawyer in Lexington, Kentucky, is an experienced insurance bad faith attorney, who can help you get your insurance claim paid or recover damages caused by an insurance company's bad faith practices.  Call Robert Abell Law toll free at 866-578-5302 for a free consultation.


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