Bad faith legislation is not good policy

Contrary to popular belief, it's the trial attorneys — not consumers — who benefit from bad faith legislation.

By Erin Collins | July 15, 2019 at 08:00 AM

When the topic of bad faith legislation arises in the states, the proverbial hair on the back of the neck rises for insurers nationwide.

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