Do I have to give a recorded statement?
Updated June 21, 2024
You should never give any recorded statement to an insurance company. They have no right to that recorded statement or ask for it and sometimes if you make the mistake of giving a recorded statement to the insurance company, they haven’t talked to a lawyer yet and they say things that are harmful to their case. So you shouldn’t talk to the insurance company or give a recorded statement.
You should never give any recorded statement to an insurance company. They have no right to that recorded statement or ask for it and sometimes if you make the mistake of giving a recorded statement to the insurance company, they haven’t talked to a lawyer yet and they say things that are harmful to their case. So you shouldn’t talk to the insurance company or give a recorded statement.
No, you do not have to talk to the other driver's insurance company, you should never talk to the other driver's insurance company. All they're going to want to do is to get information to figure out how to denigrate or deny your claim.
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