Insurance companies can be incredibly powerful. They take in fees from customers, as we all know, and they make money when we pay our fees and don’t file any claims in return. Some insurance companies tend to tilt the odds a bit more in their favor by refusing to pay claims when they should. According to Ena Bacquie, this is when insurance litigation can help.

Insurance policies may be hard to read and understand, but they do spell out exactly when the company should pay benefits and what those benefit payments should be. This is useful information to know, Ena Bacquie says, because you can stand up for yourself if the company doesn’t pay a claim that you know it should pay.

Ena Bacquie worked in the insurance claims industry for many years, and she has attended many classes and seminars on the topic. She’s seen many insurance litigation cases resolved in the client’s favor, and she’s seen others that haven’t turned out favorably. It all depends on what the policy itself says, and how well the litigators battle in court. Knowing your policy is the first step to success, Ena Bacquie says.