Zalmas Insurance Fraud Letter February 15, 2021
Convicted of Insurance Fraud\n
In State of Delaware v. Paul Disabatino, ID No.: 1505000293, Superior Court of The State of Delaware (February 3, 2021)
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\nBad Faith Set-Ups\nBad faith insurance claims are successful when a plaintiff can prove that the insurance company wrongfully denied an insurance claim and deprived the insured of the benefits of the contract of insurance without good cause. Bad faith insurance suits can arise in the context of any insurance policy.\n\n
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