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ecc5

Junior Member
I'm a Florida resident. I'm currently receiving LTD from 2 policies(non-ERISA). I'm considering moving to Tennessee. If I'm denied benefits in the future due to bad faith , where would the case be litigated? Also, are there any differences in how the 2 states handle bad faith insurance cases?

Thanks
 


C

CIAA

Guest
Dear ecc5,

The case would be litigated in your state of residence. As far as I know bioth states allow for bad faith damages; however, in Florida you will need to first file a special notice and demand form through the Florida Dept. of Insurance. This allows the Insurance company 60 days to satisfy your demands or be subject to bad faith claims.
 

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