Cannon & Dunphy, S.C. has won more $10 million and higher awards than any other personal injury law firm in Wisconsin.

In some cases, even though the defendant’s liability is reasonably clear, there is a question as to whether the defendant had insurance coverage, or the amount of the available insurance coverage. Insurance policies contain numerous exclusions, and insurers frequently attempt to invoke one or more of these exclusions in an attempt to deny coverage. In many instances, a defendant may have an umbrella or excess policy of liability insurance, over-and-above the primary policy of insurance. Insurers may not volunteer that such additional insurance coverage exists for a loss. The attorneys at Cannon & Dunphy, S.C. are knowledgeable about how to go about verifying the existence of insurance coverage, and are experienced in challenging insurance company attempts to exclude coverage.

Where a insurer wrongly refuses to pay a claim of its own insured under a policy, whether it be a claim for uninsured or underinsured motorist benefits, or a claim under a homeowner’s, fire, life, health or disability policy, the insurer may be subject to liability for acting in bad faith. Under Wisconsin law, an insurer may not unreasonably deny its insured’s claim under a policy. The attorneys at Cannon & Dunphy, S.C. are experienced in litigating bad faith claims against insurance companies. Let our experienced personal injury attorneys help you with your insurance law case.  

You can take comfort in knowing that Cannon & Dunphy is Wisconsin’s most successful personal injury law firm. More $10 million and higher awards have been won by Cannon & Dunphy than any other personal injury attorneys in the state.

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