You should speak to an experienced Wilmington auto accident attorney before approaching the insurance adjusters. Insurance companies are not your friends: Their job is to optimize costs and turn a profit, not pay you fair compensation.
To reduce your payout or avoid making one altogether, the adjusters may try to blame you for the accident. They can ask leading questions or use seemingly innocent things you’ve said against you. Even if they don’t dispute liability, insurers often make lowball offers in the hope that you don’t know better.
In contrast, our job at Speaks Law Firm is to speak for you and protect your interests. We know the tactics insurers use and how to negotiate with them. An experienced auto accident attorney from our firm can help prevent adjusters from taking advantage of your situation.
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