6 FAQs the Insurance Adjuster Will Ask You After a Car Accident & How to Answer Them

Here are 6 FAQs the insurance adjuster will ask you after a car accident and how to answer them. If you were in a car accident, an insurance adjuster may call and interview you about the wreck.

Keep in mind, the other driver’s insurance company may be looking for reasons to deny your claim.

As a personal injury lawyer, I receive recorded statements from insurance companies in almost every car accident case. A "recorded statement" refers to a transcript of the insurance adjuster's interview with someone who was involved in a car accident. Adjusters typically conduct their interviews over the phone.

I have compiled a list of six questions that I see in nearly every recorded statement that I have read. In this video, we'll look at several examples of recorded statements given by individuals who were involved in, or witnessed, a car accident.

By the end of this video, you’ll know exactly what those questions are and how to answer them.

Chapters:
00:44 - Where were you coming from? Where were you going?
01:57 - What happened?
05:53 - Were you injured? What were your injuries?
07:31 - Was anyone else injured?
09:27 - Did anyone call an ambulance?
11:40 - Do you have a lawyer?

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