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Generally, after submitting a claim, the other person’s adjuster calls you (probably, while your adjuster calls the other party). Their goal is to get an official recording from you regarding the accident in hope of getting some evidence against you. We would recommend contacting a lawyer before talking to an adjuster or making any official statements. Your attorney will analyze the case, build a visual scheme of the accident and determine the best strategy for your case. If you entrust your case to us, we will strive to obtain the best possible compensation for you, whether the fault is yours or not. Our commitment is your success.

 


Q: The other person’s adjuster has called. What information does he need from me?

A: Generally, after submitting a claim, the other person’s adjuster calls you (probably, while your adjuster calls the other party). Their goal is to get an official recording from you regarding the accident in hope of getting some evidence against you. We would recommend contacting a lawyer before talking to an adjuster or making any official statements. Your attorney will analyze the case, build a visual scheme of the accident and determine the best strategy for your case. If you entrust your case to us, we will strive to obtain the best possible compensation for you, whether the fault is yours or not. Our commitment is your success.


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