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Should I give a recorded Statement to an Insurance Adjuster?
Insurance adjusters will often request a recorded statement from you after an accident. An insurance adjuster may not record your statement without your permission in the State of Florida. You should never give a recorded statement to an adjuster for the insurance company of the other driver involved in the accident without first consulting with an attorney. You have a duty to your own insurance company to cooperate in its investigation of the accident. However, it is strongly recommended that you do not give a recorded statement to an adjuster for your own insurance company until you first consult with your own attorney.
Insurance adjusters will often request a recorded statement from you after an accident. An insurance adjuster may not record your statement without your permission in the State of Florida. You should never give a recorded statement to an adjuster for the insurance company of the other driver involved in the accident without first consulting with an attorney. You have a duty to your own insurance company to cooperate in its investigation of the accident. However, it is strongly recommended that you do not give a recorded statement to an adjuster for your own insurance company until you first consult with your own attorney.
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Mark A. Spence, P.A.
Attorney At Law
6400 Madison Street
New Port Richey, FL 34653
727-846-1777
Bankruptcy
Personal Injury
Attorney At Law
6400 Madison Street
New Port Richey, FL 34653
727-846-1777
Bankruptcy
Personal Injury