We advise against it. When you are involved in a personal injury claim, navigating the process can be complex and daunting. One crucial decision you will face is whether or not to provide a recorded statement to the insurance company. While the statement may prove invaluable to the insurance company, it could derail your claim and prevent you from receiving fair compensation for your injuries.
Filing an injury claim after an auto accident can be a stressful and complicated process. This is especially true knowing that you will have to deal with an insurance company and claims adjuster that may try various tactics to minimize or deny your claim. Remember, adjusters are employed by your insurer and often care about their employer more than you and your compensation.
For this reason, let’s look at a few tricks an insurance company may use to reduce your payout or reject your claim altogether. We also offer some guidance on how to protect your rights when working with an insurer and dealing with auto accident claims.
Accidents happen, and sometimes they occur due to unsafe conditions on public or private
sidewalks. If you’ve recently tripped and fallen or slipped and fallen on a sidewalk, you may be
wondering whether you have a personal injury case. The quick answer is that if you can show
that someone was negligent in maintaining the sidewalk, you likely have a case.