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Bad Faith Demand

Draft Policy-Limits Demand Letters in Minutes

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What you'll need

  • Liability Evidence
  • Damages Documentation
  • Policy and Claim Information

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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, positioning your client for third-party bad faith exposure claims. The AI produces jurisdiction-aware demands with defensible acceptance mechanics, evidence-cited liability narratives, and itemized damages — all flagged for attorney review before sending.

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 deadline, a missing statutory requirement, or unclear release terms — can destroy the entire bad faith claim. Attorneys spend hours researching jurisdiction-specific requirements and manually assembling liability narratives, damages summaries, and acceptance mechanics.

CaseMark automates the heavy lifting of bad faith demand drafting by analyzing your uploaded evidence, mapping jurisdictional requirements, and producing a complete demand letter with clear acceptance mechanics and itemized damages. Every unverified legal statement is flagged for attorney review, ensuring the final product is both efficient and defensible.

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 items requiring attorney verification

  4. 4. Export the finalized demand in your preferred format (DOCX, PDF)

What you get

  • Jurisdictional Requirements Analysis

  • Liability Narrative

  • Itemized Damages Exposure

  • Time-Limited Demand with Acceptance Mechanics

  • Lien and Subrogation Reservations

  • Statutory Bad Faith Notice (if applicable)

What it handles

  • Jurisdiction-aware bad faith framing with statutory compliance checks

  • Itemized damages exposure with documentation references

  • Clear acceptance mechanics and deadline provisions

  • Liability narrative with evidence citations and defense anticipation

  • Automatic flagging of unverified legal statements for attorney review

  • Lien and subrogation interest identification and reservation

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 liens, Medicare/Medicaid conditional payment letters, ERISA plan documents, or workers' comp lien notices

    .pdf, .docx

  • Prior Correspondence

    Previous correspondence with the insurer or adjuster documenting claim handling history

    .pdf, .docx, .eml

  • Expert Reports

    Medical expert opinions, accident reconstruction reports, or vocational assessments supporting damages

    .pdf, .docx

Why teams use it

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

Automatically map jurisdiction-specific bad faith requirements and statutory prerequisites

Eliminate procedural defects in acceptance mechanics that could destroy bad faith claims

Generate consistent, professional demand letters with built-in verification safeguards

Questions

Which jurisdictions does this skill support?

CaseMark's bad faith demand skill covers common-law failure-to-settle theories, statutory bad faith frameworks, and unfair claims practices across all U.S. jurisdictions. It automatically identifies jurisdiction-specific requirements such as Georgia O.C.G.A. § 9-11-67.1 compliance and Florida statutory bad faith prerequisites, flagging any unverified provisions for attorney review.

Does this replace attorney review of the demand letter?

No. CaseMark is designed to accelerate drafting, not replace professional judgment. Every generated demand letter includes a clear attorney review requirement, and unverified legal statements are flagged with verification markers so your attorney can confirm accuracy before sending.

Can it handle both pre-suit and in-litigation demands?

Yes. CaseMark adapts the demand letter based on your case posture — whether pre-suit, in suit, or post-discovery — adjusting tone, procedural requirements, and strategic framing accordingly.

How does CaseMark ensure the acceptance mechanics won't be challenged?

CaseMark drafts clear, unambiguous acceptance mechanics including specific response deadlines, payment methods, release scope, and conditions. A single procedural defect can destroy a bad faith claim, so the AI is designed to produce defensible acceptance terms that withstand scrutiny.

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

CaseMark will prompt you to confirm policy limits before finalizing the demand. If limits are unconfirmed, the system flags this as a critical missing element since an accurate policy-limits demand requires verified coverage information.

Does it generate separate statutory notices when required?

Yes. When a jurisdiction requires a separate statutory notice — such as a Florida Civil Remedy Notice — CaseMark drafts it as a standalone document unless the statute permits integration into the demand letter itself.

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