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Completing a recorded statement can certainly hurt you case. Adjusters completing recorded statements will often ask specific and detailed questions in an effort to use your responses against you. Innocent statements by you could possibly be misconstrued or twisted by your insurance adjuster’s attempt to deny your claim. As soon as the insurance adjuster asks you to complete a recorded statement, we recommend that you contact an attorney to discuss your case.

Insurance adjusters may reach out to you soon after the accident. However, remember that the adjusters you speak with are working for the insurance company’s interests, not yours. Things to keep in mind when dealing with insurers after a car crash include: - Keep detailed records of all communications and transactions you have with the insurance company, including who you talk to, when you talk to them, and what was said. - Decline to give a formal statement to the insurance company until you have had a chance to consult with a car accident lawyer. - Do not sign any documents presented to you by the insurance company unless they have been reviewed by your attorney. - Get a Durham car accident lawyer involved on your behalf as soon as possible.

If you have been hurt in a car accident in Durham, you should take steps to preserve your legal options for financial recovery. - Get medical treatment. - Write down names and contact details. - Save all evidence. - Refrain from giving a statement to the insurance company. Remember, anything you say could be used against you. - Stay off social media. - Talk to a lawyer.

When you are facing expenses after a car accident such as repair bills for your vehicle or invoices for medical treatment, you may not want to take on additional expenses. Fortunately, with Kreger Brodish LLP, you owe no upfront fees to hire a Durham car accident lawyer to help with your case. We only get paid legal fees when we win financial compensation for you through a negotiated settlement or a verdict at trial.

No one can accurately say what your car accident claim is worth in the immediate aftermath of a wreck. You need time to heal and understand how your injuries will affect you in the long term. As we assess your losses, we will take into account compensation for: - Expenses for medical treatment and rehabilitation - Long-term care expenses, if you suffer permanent disabilities or other chronic health conditions because of your injuries - Loss of wages or income when you miss work during your recovery - Loss of future earning capacity if you cannot return to your pre-accident job because of permanent disabilities - Damage to your car, or the value of the car if it was totaled in the crash - Physical pain and suffering - Emotional distress - Lost quality of life

Our savvy legal team will manage all the details of your car accident injury claim by: - Thoroughly investigating the facts and circumstances of the accident to determine how the crash occurred and identify all possible sources of compensation - Bringing in expert witnesses in fields such as accident reconstruction or medicine to help us prepare persuasive arguments in support of your case - Documenting the full extent of your losses, including future anticipated losses and intangible losses such as pain and suffering - Vigorously negotiating with insurers to try to reach a settlement that pays you fair and full compensation for your losses - Pursuing your case in court if that is what’s necessary to get justice for you.