The insurance company has a right to know your version of how the car accident happened but there is nothing that says you have to give a recorded statement. Unless you've been over the facts, have been through this before and know what to look out for it's really in your best interest to first hire a lawyer. I know people don't like hearing that but this is one of the ways people ruin their case; by saying something that can later be twisted or given another meaning, because your answer was vague.

The insuance company wants to take a recorded statement, is there any reason why I shouldn't or what should I be on the lookout for?

 

A: The insurance company has a right to know your version of how the car accident happened but there is nothing that says you have to give a recorded statement. Unless you've been over the facts, have been through this before and know what to look out for it's really in your best interest to first hire a lawyer. I know people don't like hearing that but this is one of the ways people ruin their case; by saying something that can later be twisted or given another meaning, because your answer was vague. 




For good advice see a lawyer and if you have questions about this blog, the law or your case write or call me directly. Steve Lombardi, sdlombardi@aol.com and 515-222-1110. I handle all types of personal injury cases including car accidents, truck accidents, motorcycle accidents, workers' compensation cases. We help truckers all across the country who come through Iowa and end up in an accident. If we need other lawyers from other states we hire them and it costs you no more than what you would pay us; in other words, we split the fee between us. So call 515-222-1110 or email us at sdlombardi@aol.com. 
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