It is common for the other driver’s insurance company to contact injured individuals shortly after a collision. You may choose to provide basic factual information, but many people prefer not to discuss fault, the extent of their injuries, or provide a recorded statement before learning more about their legal rights. Because statements made early in the process may later be reviewed during the claims process, many individuals first speak with a car accident attorney.
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What should I do if the other driver’s insurance company contacts me?
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