When your hotel suffers damage in Missouri, insurance companies are not free to delay, deny, or underpay valid claims. They are legally required to evaluate and pay claims fairly and in good faith because insurance policies are binding contracts, and courts recognize that insurers must act honestly and reasonably when handling claims.
Missouri law also provides remedies when insurers fail to meet these obligations. Under Missouri’s vexatious refusal to pay statute, policyholders may recover additional damages and attorney’s fees when an insurer refuses to pay without reasonable cause.








