Insurance Agent Errors & Omissions Law Firm in Phoenix, AZ

Insurance Agent Errors & Omissions Overview

Some claim denials and other critical insurance problems can be traced to the actions — or inaction — of the agent who sold and maintained the policy. Fundamentally, insurance law in most states holds agents to a standard of professionalism requiring them to act in the insured party’s best interests.

Identifying Agent Errors or Intentional Wrongdoing

If you are dealing with a high value insurance claim denial, unreasonable delay or other costly dispute, the attorneys of Surrano Law Offices are here to provide investigative action and sound legal counsel. We understand the pressures on insurance agents to sell policies and generate commissions — and the errors and omissions they commit along the way, such as:

• Failing to adequately investigate and grasp the policyholder’s needs
• Neglecting an obligation to periodically review the policyholder’s situation and coverage
• Intentionally providing inadequate insurance to keep premiums down and retain the policyholder as a client

Getting to the Bottom of a Claim Denial, and Taking Legal Action for You

An insured person or business usually has no reason to be concerned with the conduct of an agent — or an underwriter or insurance broker — until a covered event occurs and the claim is denied or delayed. At that point, suspicions may arise or reasons given for the problem may point to the agent. Our Arizona-based attorneys are prepared to investigate all aspects of the claim and denial of coverage.

If agent error may have contributed to your denied claim — or you simply do not know any valid reason for the denial — please call our lawyers at 877-288-8230.

Other Frequent Case Types

• Disability Insurance Bad Faith in Phoenix, AZ
• Health Insurance Claim Denial in Phoenix, AZ
• Inadequate Insurance Investigation in Phoenix, AZ
• Insurance Bad Faith in Phoenix, AZ
• Insurance Claim Payment Delays in Phoenix, AZ
• Wrongful Insurance Claim Denial in Phoenix, AZ

Areas of Practice

• Bad Faith
• Insurance Law