Insurance companies might contact you immediately after a rollover crash to catch you off guard and get you to share information that weakens your claim. If an insurance adjuster contacts you, know that you do not need to respond in every situation. You should refer them to your attorney instead.
When it comes to your own insurance provider, your policy will likely require you to report and share basic facts about the accident so they can open your claim. That could include the date, time, location, and the type of crash. However, you do not need to discuss fault, your medical condition, or what you think caused the rollover.
If the adjuster asks for a recorded statement, you can decline until you talk with a car accident attorney at our law firm. You can also ask our lawyers to handle the entire communication process so you do not have to worry about watching every word you say.
You do not need to talk to the other driver’s insurance company at all. Their adjuster is working to protect their bottom line and will try to get you to say something they can use against you. You can have our attorneys deal with them so you do not have to.
