Thomas Pleasant helps people who are being victimized by insurance companies. If you are facing obstacles in getting your insurer to pay a legitimate claim or if your claim has already been denied, Thomas can help you. His areas of special expertise include insurance bad faith cases, long-term disability claims, and property damage and losses as well as personal injury and product liability cases, and situations in which people are being treated unfairly by their employers and as consumers. Thomas represents clients in the Southeast and Mid regions of North Carolina. If you need legal help, contact Thomas today for a free consultation. www.pleasantlaw.com

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Insurance: Unfair Insurance Claim Practices

11/17/2008
Thomas Pleasant
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Unum Provident Defrauded the Government, Jury Finds

By North Carolina Insurance lawyer Thomas Pleasant. Here's a different twist on insurance company misconduct: Unum Provident was just found to have threatened its policyholders into filing for government disability benefits. Unum, the largest disability insurance company in the United States, evidently threatened to cut benefits if certain disability insurance policyholders refused to seek these government disability benefits. The article can be read at http://www.examiner.com/p-248458~Jury_Finds_Insurance_Giant_Unum_Defrauded_the_U_S_.html. This is a twist on traditiona unfair insurance claims practices, or insurance bad faith, but it's unfair and bad nonetheless. For more information on insurance bad faith, go to http://www.pleasantlaw.com/practice_areas/insurance-unfair-insurance-claim-practices.cfm. Contact me, a North Carolina insurance attorney, at www.PleasantLaw.com.



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