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Bad Faith Demand

Draft Policy-Limits Demand Letters in Minutes

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Overview

CaseMark's Bad Faith Demand skill drafts time-limited policy-limits demand letters that create a clear opportunity-to-settle record for third-party bad faith exposure. The AI handles jurisdiction-specific statutory requirements, itemized damages presentation, and precise acceptance mechanics—turning hours of meticulous drafting into a structured, attorney-ready document.

Drafting a time-limited policy-limits demand letter is one of the most detail-intensive tasks in plaintiff practice. A single procedural defect—an ambiguous acceptance mechanism, a missed statutory prerequisite, or a sloppy deadline—can destroy the entire bad faith claim. Attorneys spend hours cross-referencing jurisdiction-specific requirements, itemizing damages, and crafting language that will withstand scrutiny.

CaseMark automates the heavy lifting of bad faith demand drafting by mapping jurisdictional requirements, structuring itemized damages with documentation references, and generating precise acceptance mechanics and deadlines. Every output includes verification flags and an attorney review checklist, ensuring nothing falls through the cracks while cutting drafting time dramatically.

How it works

  1. 1. Upload liability evidence, damages documentation, and policy information

  2. 2. AI analyzes jurisdiction-specific bad faith requirements and maps statutory prerequisites

  3. 3. Review the drafted demand letter with flagged verification points

  4. 4. Finalize with attorney review and export in your preferred format (DOCX, PDF)

What you get

  • Pre-Draft Intake Summary

  • Jurisdictional Requirements Analysis

  • Liability Narrative

  • Itemized Damages Exposure

  • Time-Limited Demand with Acceptance Mechanics

  • Verification Flags and Attorney Review Checklist

What it handles

  • Jurisdiction-aware bad faith framing with statutory compliance checks

  • Itemized damages exposure with documentation references

  • Clear acceptance mechanics and deadline language

  • Liability narrative with evidence citations and defense anticipation

  • Automatic lien and subrogation identification

  • Flagged verification prompts for unconfirmed legal requirements

Required documents

  • Liability Evidence

    Police reports, accident photos, witness statements, citations, or other evidence establishing liability

    .pdf, .docx, .jpg, .png

  • Damages Documentation

    Medical records, medical bills, wage loss documentation, prognosis reports, and future care estimates

    .pdf, .docx

  • Policy and Claim Information

    Insurance policy declarations page, claim number, adjuster contact information, and confirmed policy limits

    .pdf, .docx

Supporting documents

  • Lien Documentation

    Health insurer subrogation notices, Medicare/Medicaid liens, ERISA plan documents, hospital liens, or workers' comp liens

    .pdf, .docx

  • Prior Correspondence

    Previous correspondence with the insurer or adjuster documenting claim handling history

    .pdf, .docx, .eml

  • Client Settlement Authorization

    Written confirmation of client settlement authority and release scope

    .pdf, .docx

Why teams use it

Eliminate procedural defects that destroy bad faith claims with automated compliance checks

Reduce demand letter drafting time from hours to minutes while maintaining precision

Ensure consistent, defensible formatting across every demand in your practice

Catch missing statutory requirements, ambiguous deadlines, and acceptance language gaps before they become problems

Questions

Does this handle state-specific bad faith requirements like Georgia O.C.G.A. § 9-11-67.1 or Florida statutory prerequisites?

Yes. CaseMark identifies the applicable bad faith theory for your jurisdiction—whether common-law failure-to-settle, statutory bad faith, or unfair claims practices—and maps the required notice, cure, service, and content requirements. Any unverified statutory elements are clearly flagged for attorney confirmation.

Can I use this for both pre-suit and in-litigation demands?

Absolutely. CaseMark adapts the demand letter to your case posture, whether pre-suit, in suit, or post-discovery. The tone, framing, and procedural requirements adjust accordingly to maximize the bad faith record.

How does CaseMark handle acceptance mechanics and deadlines?

CaseMark drafts precise acceptance mechanics—including who must accept, how acceptance must be communicated, and the exact deadline—because ambiguous acceptance language is one of the most common ways bad faith claims are defeated. Jurisdiction-specific response windows are included or flagged for verification.

Does this replace attorney review of the demand letter?

No. CaseMark is designed to accelerate drafting and ensure nothing is missed, but every demand letter requires attorney review before sending. The output includes verification flags and a review checklist to guide final attorney sign-off.

What if I don't have confirmed policy limits yet?

CaseMark will draft the demand with a placeholder for unconfirmed limits and flag it for follow-up. However, if both settlement authority and policy limits are missing, the system will prompt you to obtain them before completing the draft.

How does CaseMark ensure the liability narrative is defensible?

The AI drafts a concise, evidence-cited liability narrative that anticipates obvious defenses and comparative fault arguments. It ties liability clarity to foreseeable excess exposure without overstating facts—so the narrative holds up if read to a jury.

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