HOW TO DEAL WITH INSURANCE COMPANY ADJUSTERS (After an Accident) 5 Common mistakes

What you need to know when dealing with an Insurance Company after an accident.
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After an accident, you will hear from insurance adjusters about your property damage and/or bodily injury claim. Adjusters from both your insurance company, as well as the other vehicle’s insurance company, may contact you about the crash. This is a simple guide on how to deal with insurance adjusters after a car accident.
Quick Summary of How to Deal with Insurance Adjusters:
1. Find Out which Insurance Company the Adjuster Represents.
2. If they are from your own Insurance Company, you have a Duty to Cooperate with them.
3. If they Represent the other Party’s Insurance Company, be Careful.
4. Do Not Speak to other Adjuster Directly. Have a Friend or Lawyer Speak to them.
5. Do Not give the Other Side a Recorded Statement.
6. Do Not Sign any Documents from the Other Insurance Adjuster.
7. Do Not Settle Your Claim too Quickly.
8. Consult with an Experienced Personal Injury Lawyer to Protect Your Rights.
Here’s the Deal: You Need to Know which Company the Adjuster Represents.
When your phone rings and it is an insurance adjuster calling to talk to you about your claim, find out which insurance company is calling you.
It is extremely important to know which insurance company the adjuster works for when speaking with them and how to deal with insurance adjusters after a car accident to protect your rights. This is because insurance adjusters interests’ align with the insurance company they represent and the insured.
Sometimes it is your own insurance company, and more often, it is the adjuster who works for the company that only cares about their insured, not you.

[@flowersun321]

Hi Attorney Matt Law, I received a citation stating I failed right away. It's not true. Is this something I could defend based on my car accident from Aug 2018?

[@MattlawAttorney]

I would think that a citation from 2018 would have been resolved by now. If your citation is still open, then you should defend yourself, or hire an attorney to represent you if you don't think you violated someone's right of way.

[@flowersun321]

@@MattlawAttorney Hi Attorney Matt, I stopped had my left directonal on and while I was stopped this truck was going quite fast 55 mph. Neither driver had a light and no signs. I landed into a parked car and impacted my front of my car. I climbed out of the window.i sustained fracture and bursitis. Gieco says I'm 100% at fault. I wish you could help me I can definitely see you know all laws with lots of knowledge. Unfortunately I'm in RhodeIsland. It's been 8 months and I have no rental. I need to get back to work. Does it sound like I may have a case or at least get a rental? Please help.

[@tizzy1594]

What happened with your claim friend ?