No.  Many times adjusters will ask for a recorded statement while you're on medication.  Additionally, if you are unfamiliar with legal terminalogy, you can be asked questions in such a way as to provide a basis for denying your claim.  If you are asked to give a statement, ask the adjuster to show you the at-fault drivers recorded statement first.  See if he or she will give you a copy.

Frequently Asked Questions

 


Q: Should I give an insurance adjuster a recorded statement?

A: No.  Many times adjusters will ask for a recorded statement while you're on medication.  Additionally, if you are unfamiliar with legal terminalogy, you can be asked questions in such a way as to provide a basis for denying your claim.  If you are asked to give a statement, ask the adjuster to show you the at-fault drivers recorded statement first.  See if he or she will give you a copy.



The Derrick Law Firm is located in Conway, the county seat and the location of the Horry County Courthouse. Mr. Derrick serves clients throughout Horry County including those from Myrtle Beach, Cherry Grove Beach, Little River,  North Myrtle Beach, Surfside Beach, Garden City, Carolina Forest, Loris, and Aynor. The Derrick Law Firm also accepts cases from surrounding counties including Georgetown, Georgetown County, Marion, Mullins, Pawley's Island, Murrells Inlet, Litchfield Beach, Florence, and Dillon.  A substantial part of our practice is representing visitors to our area from other states.
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