What Insurance Companies Don’t Want You to Know About Recorded Statements

What Insurance Companies Don’t Want You to Know About Recorded Statements - Lo que las compañías de seguros no quieren que sepas sobre las declaraciones grabadas

When you’ve been injured in a car accident and your case is in the hands of an insurance company, everything may seem friendly and cooperative. However, there’s a reason why adjusters want to capture your voice on a recording: to use it against you. In this article, I’ll explain why you should never give a recorded statement, and what insurance companies don’t want you to know about it.

The “Friendly” Adjuster Has a Hidden Purpose

Even if the adjuster acts empathetic and caring, they are not there to help you, they’re there to minimize your claim. Their “friendliness” has one goal: to weaken your case.

Why Do They Want You to Give a Recorded Statement?

A recorded statement can be edited, twisted, or taken out of context. Every single word you say can be turned into a tool to reduce your compensation.

You Are Not Required to Give One

Don’t sign or agree to provide a recorded statement without speaking with a lawyer first. Adjusters may insist, but you have every right to say no.

Signing Documents Without Legal Advice Is a Common Trap

In addition to trying to record your statement, an adjuster may offer quick payments in exchange for your signature. Signing a release without legal counsel can permanently close your case, even if your injuries get worse later.

Hiring a Lawyer Changes the Game

Once you have legal representation, insurance companies are forced to negotiate more fairly. They don’t want you to hire an attorney because it means they’ll likely have to pay the true value of your claim.

Conclusion

If an insurance company is pressuring you to give a recorded statement or act quickly, stop and seek legal advice before saying or signing anything. Doing so protects not only your case but also your peace of mind.

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When insurance companies push you to provide a recorded statement, it’s not just courtesy, they’re trying to minimize your claim and use your own words against you. This can seriously weaken your case and impact the final outcome.

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Insurance companies rely heavily on recorded statements to cut down your damages. But as Chris Earley says: “Don’t give a recorded statement to the insurance company!”

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