What if insurance companies wants to take a recorded statement under oath?

If you were involved in a car accident in California and the insurance company is asking for a recorded statement under oath, it’s normal to feel uneasy. As an attorney with decades of experience representing accident victims, I want to explain what this request really means, why it’s sensitive, and how you can protect your rights.

A recorded statement under oath is a formal interview, captured in audio or video, where an insurance adjuster asks you questions about the accident, your injuries, and other relevant details. Even though it may seem like a simple routine step, it’s actually a legal procedure that can directly impact your claim.

Insurance companies do not work for you!

• They look for inconsistencies in your story.
• They try to minimize the amount they have to pay.
• They want to use your own words to reduce or deny your claim.

What Are the Risks?

• Saying something that sounds like an admission of fault.
• Accidentally downplaying your injuries.
• Giving details you don’t recall accurately.

If you've been asked to give a statement or are being pressured by the insurance company, contact an experienced California accident attorney today. Your case—and your recovery—depend on the decisions you make right now.

Visit BarryPGoldberg.com, or call 818-222-6994.

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