Neff & Associates
 
     
 

Neff & Associates Firm Background

The law firm of Neff and Associates was established in 1979. At that time, Bruce Neff had already been an attorney for ten years and had worked as an assistant district attorney for the City of Philadelphia and as general counsel for a group of corporations headquartered in Allentown. In addition, he had served as corporate counsel for Harleysville Mutual Insurance Company, Concord Mutual Insurance Company and Temple Mutual Insurance Company. It was in this capacity that Mr. Neff developed his knowledge of claims’ handling practices.

Bruce Neff has long believed that the consumer is entitled to an advocate who has a knowledge of the internal workings of the insurance companies. It is the philosophy of this firm to passionately represent the interests of the little guy. Over the years, the firm has represented thousands of clients for diverse claims. We are proud to provide personalized service to our clients. Neff and Associates is a boutique law firm – not a factory.

We have successfully brought suit against more than 50 insurance companies who have wrongfully denied legitimate claims by their insureds:

 
  • AAA-Midlantic Insurance Company
  • Aetna
  • AIG Insurance Company
  • Allstate Insurance Company
  • American General Life Insurance Company
  • American Independent
  • American Southern Insurance Company
  • Capitol Insurance Company
  • CIGNA Insurance Company
  • Colonial Life and Accident Insurance Company
  • CNA Insurance Company
  • Disability Management Services, Inc.
  • Donegal Mutual Insurance Company
  • Drake Insurance Company
  • Farmers Direct Insurance Co.
  • Farmers Insurance Group of Companies
  • Fidelity Security Life Insurance Company
  • Ford Motor Company
  • Great West Life and Annuity Insurance Co.
  • Health Partners of Philadelphia
  • Jefferson Pilot Financial Insurance Company
  • John Hancock Insurance Company
  • Kemper Auto & Home Group, Inc.
  • Keystone Health Plan East
  • Keystone Insurance Company
  • L.M. Property & Casualty Insurance Co.
  • Legion Insurance Company
  • Liberty Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
  • Liberty Mutual Insurance Company
  • Life Insurance Co. of North America
  • Life Insurance Company of the Southwest
  • Lloyds of London
  • Lone Star Insurance Company
  • Manulife
  • Massachusetts Casualty Insurance Co.
  • Material Damage Adjustment
  • Metropolitan Life Insurance Company
  • Mountain Laurel Assurance Company
  • Mutual Benefit Insurance Company
  • Nationwide Insurance Company
  • Nationwide Mutual Fire Insurance Company
  • Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
  • North American Co. for Life & Health
  • Penn National Security Insurance Company
  • Pennsylvania Nat’l Mutual Casualty Ins. Co.
  • Phoenix Insurance Company
  • Premiere Insurance Company
  • Primerica Life Insurance Company
  • Progressive Insurance Company
  • Protective National Provident Mutual Life Insurance Co.
  • Prudential Insurance Company
  • Ranger Insurance Company
  • Reassure America Life Insurance Co.
  • Reliance Insurance Company
  • Reliance Standard Royal Insurance Company
  • Royal Macabees Life Insurance Company
  • Rutgers Casualty Insurance Company
  • State Auto Insurance Company
  • State Farm Insurance Company
  • The Equitable Sphere
  • The Guardian
  • The Hartford
  • TICO
  • Travelers Insurance Company
  • United States Automobile Association (USAA)
  • Unitrin Direct Insurance Company
  • UNUM Provident Corporation
  • UNUM Provident Insurance Company

It should not be assumed that all of the companies listed above acknowledged that they had engaged in bad faith conduct nor that all of these companies paid damages to their insured for an amount in excess of what was owed under the policy. It is true, however, that all of these companies paid money to their insureds based on an obligation under an insurance contract after first having claimed there was no such obligation.

 
     
The statements contained herein are for informational purposes only and should not be construed as legal advice.