In a first-party bad faith claim, the insured can recover only the unpaid benefits of the policy.

Name: In a first-party bad faith claim, the insured can recover only the unpaid benefits of the policy.
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In a first-party bad faith claim, the insured may also be able to recover damages beyond the unpaid benefits of the policy, such as emotional distress, attorney's fees, and in some cases, punitive damages, depending on the jurisdiction and specific circumstances of the case.

In a First-Party Bad Faith Claim, the Insured Can Recover