LAWYER: NEVER Say This to Insurance After Your Car Accident

After an Indiana car accident, one wrong move like giving a recorded statement to the insurance adjuster, can seriously damage your car accident injury claim and your personal injury settlement. In this video, Indiana personal injury attorney Chris Blackburn and Chad Romey explain how the insurance company can use your words to shift fault, reduce compensation, and pressure you into a low settlement before you are able understand your injuries, medical treatment, and the true value of your injury case. THIS Mistake Could Ruin Your Indiana Car Accident Claim

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What's covered in this video:
-Why the insurance adjuster’s “quick call” is not just a friendly check-in
-How comparative fault can lower (or even kill) your injury claim
-The biggest traps: recorded statements, “How are you feeling?” questions, and early settlement offers
-What you’re not required to do when the other driver’s insurance calls
-What to say instead: “Please contact my attorney.”
-What to do if you already spoke to the insurance company and how to protect your claim moving forward

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Timestamps:
0:00 — The wrong move that can wreck your injury claim
0:39 — Why the insurance company calls (and why it’s risky)
1:17 — Recorded statements & common traps
6:20 — Indiana comparative fault: how blame gets shifted
11:05 — How a lawyer protects you (and changes the outcome)
14:20 — If you already talked: what to do next + final takeaways