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Episode Summary
In this episode of Strategic Justice in Action, David Senoff breaks down the complex issue of insurance bad faith. With nearly three decades of experience in appellate advocacy, insurance disputes, and public policy litigation, David explains what legally constitutes bad faith, the tactics insurers use, and what remedies policyholders can pursue when an insurer acts unreasonably.
What You Will Learn in This Episode
Key Timestamps
00:01:00 – What insurance bad faith really means
00:02:30 – Common denial tactics and warning signs to watch for
00:05:00 – Pennsylvania’s statute protecting policyholders and available remedies
00:07:30 – Understanding punitive damages and how they’re calculated
00:10:00 – How low settlement offers can signal insurer bad faith
00:12:00 – The broader impact of bad faith on unions, health funds, and institutions
00:14:00 – When trial lawyers should involve bad faith counsel
00:15:00 – Practical advice for policyholders suspecting bad faith
About The Show
Strategic Justice in Action is a podcast that explores how litigation and appeals shape justice, public policy, and everyday lives. Hosted by appellate attorney David Senoff, Founder of First Law Strategy Group, the show highlights high-stakes cases in insurance bad faith, class actions, campaign and election law, and systemic litigation against corporate or government misconduct. Each episode breaks down complex legal strategies into clear insights—helping attorneys, institutions, and the public understand not only how cases are won, but how they change the law itself.
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In this episode of Strategic Justice in Action, David Senoff breaks down the complex issue of insurance bad faith. With nearly three decades of experience in appellate advocacy, insurance disputes, and public policy litigation, David explains what legally constitutes bad faith, the tactics insurers use, and what remedies policyholders can pursue when an insurer acts unreasonably.
What You Will Learn in This Episode
Key Timestamps
00:01:00 – What insurance bad faith really means
00:02:30 – Common denial tactics and warning signs to watch for
00:05:00 – Pennsylvania’s statute protecting policyholders and available remedies
00:07:30 – Understanding punitive damages and how they’re calculated
00:10:00 – How low settlement offers can signal insurer bad faith
00:12:00 – The broader impact of bad faith on unions, health funds, and institutions
00:14:00 – When trial lawyers should involve bad faith counsel
00:15:00 – Practical advice for policyholders suspecting bad faith
About The Show
Strategic Justice in Action is a podcast that explores how litigation and appeals shape justice, public policy, and everyday lives. Hosted by appellate attorney David Senoff, Founder of First Law Strategy Group, the show highlights high-stakes cases in insurance bad faith, class actions, campaign and election law, and systemic litigation against corporate or government misconduct. Each episode breaks down complex legal strategies into clear insights—helping attorneys, institutions, and the public understand not only how cases are won, but how they change the law itself.