Bad Faith Insurance Attorney in Oklahoma City

If you’re dealing with an insurance company that won’t play nice, contact Kane Advocates today and get the representation you need to confront them head-on.

Standing Up to Insurance Companies for Oklahomans

At Kane Advocates, we focus exclusively on holding insurance companies accountable. When you pay premiums, you deserve protection—not delay, denial, or underpayment. Our attorneys fight for policyholders across Oklahoma to make sure insurers honor their obligations.

Call (405) GET-HELP today for a free consultation.
Office Address: 14 Northeast 13th St., Suite 110, Oklahoma City, OK 73104

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Susan Kane, Insurance Bad Faith Attorney

What Is Insurance Bad Faith?

Insurance carriers have a duty to act in good faith when handling claims. Bad faith occurs when they break that duty by denying, delaying, or underpaying a valid claim.

Examples include:

Insurers have legal teams protecting their profits. You need experienced lawyers protecting your rights.

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Kane Advocates principal, Susan Kane, and Buster, the Cane Corso inspiration for the logo.

Common Acts of Bad Faith

Our firm handles cases where insurers:

  • Delay payment unnecessarily

  • Deny benefits without cause

  • Misrepresent coverage details

  • Pay less than what’s owed

  • Refuse to defend policyholders when required

If you believe your insurer is acting unfairly, we can help you explore your options.

Elements of a Bad Faith Claim

To prove insurance bad faith, two things must be shown:

  1. You filed a valid claim under your policy.

  2. The insurer unreasonably delayed or denied it.

Even without additional financial harm, you may still have a case.

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The Duty to Defend

Liability policies often require insurers to pay for your legal defense in accident claims. If you report the accident promptly and coverage applies, they must defend you. Failure to do so may amount to bad faith.

What to Do if Your Insurer Acts in Bad Faith

Steps to protect yourself:

  • Keep all documents and communications.

  • Record delays, denials, or underpayments.

  • Contact Kane Advocates for a free review.

We examine your policy, communications, and claim records, then guide you on next steps.

Damages You Can Seek

Depending on the case, damages may include:

  • Contractual damages (what the insurer should have paid)

  • Extra-contractual damages (losses caused by the bad faith itself)

  • Punitive damages (rare, for reckless or malicious conduct)

Why Choose Kane Advocates?

  • Exclusive focus on insurance bad faith law in Oklahoma

  • Direct access to your attorney, not assistants

  • Aggressive pursuit of maximum recovery

  • Compassionate, client-first representation

We also represent clients in bad faith cases involving auto, homeowners, health, disability, and workers’ compensation insurance.

Contact Us Today

Don’t let your insurer minimize your claim. If you believe your insurance company is acting in bad faith, Kane Advocates will fight for the full recovery you deserve.

Call (405) GET-HELP or visit us at 14 Northeast 13th St., Suite 110, Oklahoma City, OK 73104 for a free consultation.

Does not create attorney-client relationship, for informational purposes only.