What “Fraudulent Acts” Means
Fraudulent acts are intentional deceptions made for gain — in the injury context, ranging from staged accidents and falsified claims to insurer-side misconduct like misrepresenting coverage, altering documents, or bad-faith claim denials.
Why It Matters in Your Texas Case
Fraud cuts both ways, and honest claimants benefit from lawyers alert to each direction. McKay Law screens and documents claims rigorously — credibility is a client’s most valuable asset, and we protect it. And when carriers cross lines — misrepresenting policy terms, “losing” documents, denying without reasonable investigation — Texas Insurance Code remedies and bad-faith law give us consequences to impose, including damages beyond the policy. Deal straight, demand straight dealing: it’s both ethics and strategy.
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