Get the Name of the Person You're Speaking With Before you discuss anything, get the insurance adjuster's name, address, and telephone number, the name of the insurance company, and the person or business the company represents.
Try to Stay Calm and Polite Although you may well be angry about the accident and your injuries, taking out your anger on the insurance adjuster will not help you win compensation. Give Only Limited Personal Information You need only tell the insurance adjuster your full name, address, and telephone number.
Don't Get Into Details Warning: Note that this discussion applies to contact with another person's insurance company. Witnesses If an adjuster asks about witnesses and you know of some, respond that there "may be" witnesses and that you will let the insurance company know "at the appropriate time. Other Responsible Parties If adjusters or representatives ask about potential responsible parties other than you and their insured, give any basic identifying information you may have and a general description of how this other person was involved, but, again, do not discuss the accident in detail.
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In this video, Tom Crosley answers that question. Chances are, your doctor gave you specific orders on activities to avoid due to your injury. If your insurance adjuster catches you doing any of these activities, they may use that against you in court. Your attorney can help put a stop to this, and they can show up for you in court to discredit any malicious attempts to undermine your injury.
Insurance adjusters live to serve your insurance company and save them money, and they use a variety of tricks and wordplay to accomplish that goal. You need someone in your corner. Personal injury lawyers are well-versed in the tricks insurance adjusters use to devalue your claim. Your attorney will fight to help you get the compensation you rightfully deserve. Were you recently involved in an accident that resulted in an injury? We may be able to help you. Contact us online or at for a free consultation.
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Asking for Authorization to See Your Medical Records Your insurance company needs to see your medical records to verify that your injuries are real. Putting Surveillance On You Did you know that your insurance adjuster can legally put surveillance on you?
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