Giving a Recorded Statement After a Bus Accident
Injured in a bus crash? Learn why you should not be giving a recorded statement after a bus accident to the insurance company in this video.
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Injured in a bus crash? Learn why you should not be giving a recorded statement after a bus accident to the insurance company in this video.
Question:
Should I give a recorded statement to the insurance company after a bus accident?
Answer:
After a bus crash, you’re probably going to get a call from an insurance adjustor. They want to take a recorded statement from you. They’ll call as soon after the crash as they can. What they’re looking for is information from you that’s going to help their case and hurt yours.
Talking to the insurance company without the help of a good lawyer is never a good idea. They’ll spin their questions and twist your answers to hurt your case. Anything you say is going to be used against you. If an insurance adjustor wants your statement after a bus crash, tell them you need to talk with Brad first. I’ll give you guidance in making that recorded statement to help protect your claim’s value.
Do you or your loved one need help with a serious accident involving a bus and have questions about giving a recorded statement after a bus accident? Contact experienced Salt Lake City bus accident lawyer Brad DeBry for a free consultation.
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