Texas personal injury claims filed because of car accidents that leave costly damage most likely will be investigated by insurance adjusters. Depending upon the accident, you may have to speak with an insurance adjuster from your insurance company as well as the other party's representative. Knowing what information you should and must give is important in protecting your claim.  

What to Say to Your Insurance Company's Adjuster

You need to remember that the main objective for any adjuster is to settle the claim as inexpensively as possible. You normally are obliged, however, to provide a recorded statement about the accident or the company may be able to void your coverage.

What to Say to the Other Party's Insurance Adjuster

Be cautious when dealing with the other party's insurance company. It is highly advised not to sign over any medical or other authorizations. Also be hesitant in settling your case before talking with a lawyer who has experience dealing with insurance companies and disputes.

You should cooperate to some degree with the insurance companies but you do not want to overstep what must be given. Too much information often gives them the room to argue for a lesser value on your claim.

Contacting a Texas Personal Injury Attorney

Protecting your Texas personal injury claim is important for your health and safety. When you have experienced legal representation on your side, you can rest assured that your attorney will fight for all compensation to which you may be entitled, including past, current and future medical expenses; pain and suffering; lost earnings or earning potential; or wrongful death benefits. 

While you focus on your recovery and emotional wellbeing, you should have a Texas personal injury attorney at The Kahn Law Firm advocating for your rights. Contact us today – 1-713-226-9900 or toll free 1-844-301-KAHN.