Why You Should Let Your Lawyer Talk to Insurance Companies After an Accident

They may seem nice and friendly in the commercials, but remember: the insurance company is NOT your friend. If you give them too much information, there’s a good chance they will use it against you.

In this interview, attorney Tyler Bailey explains the best ways to deal with insurance companies after a car accident. Most importantly: let your lawyer handle it.

Tyler Bailey is the founder of Bailey Law Firm, which is based in Columbia, South Carolina. He can assist with matters ranging from personal injury and workers' compensation to criminal defense, family law, and civil law. He was named one of the Top 40 Under 40 trial lawyers by National Trial Lawyers Monthly.

Learn more at his AskTheLawyers.com™ profile: http://bit.ly/2VtPNOR

Reach the attorney directly by calling 888-981-0034.

0:19 - Why should you be careful speaking to insurance companies after a car accident?
0:58 - Should you tell them what happened in the accident?
1:31 - Why should you avoid guessing the details?
2:10 - Should you describe your injuries?
2:44 - In South Carolina, are you required to speak with your insurance company? Can you refer them to an attorney?
3:34 - What if the insurance company offers you a settlement amount? Should you accept it?
4:29 - When should you contact a personal injury attorney?
5:24 - Should you let an attorney deal with the insurance companies on your behalf?
5:59 - Are the insurance companies on your side?

Disclaimer: This video is for informational purposes only. In some states, this video may be deemed Attorney Advertising. The choice of lawyer is an important decision that should not be based solely on advertisements.