Georgia Pesonal Injury Claims-Giving Recorded Statements
Posted by Bryce Angell on Fri, May 01, 2009 @ 11:54 AM
Why do Georgia Insurance Companies pressure you for recorded statements. The short answer is that they use the recorded statment you give to assist their efforts in denying your claim. If an insurance adjustor requests you to give a recorded statement, politely decline the request and tell them to contact your personal injury attorney. Do not under any circumstance give a statement to the insurance adjustor until after you have consulted an attorney that handles personal injury claims. Although the adjustor may use a friendly and helpful technique, the adjustor could use your statement against you in court. Please remember, the adjustor is not your friend. The adjustor is highly trained to find ways to pay you as little as possible. They are excellent at getting you to say something which could seriously hurt your case. Once you have made a statment to the adjustor, it is permanent and cannot be changed. Remember, you have no obligation or duty to give a statement despite what they tell you.
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