Connolly Injury Law

After a workplace injury, you may be asked by an insurance adjuster to provide a recorded statement. While it may seem like a routine part of the claims process, you should understand the potential consequences before agreeing to one.

Statements made during a recorded interview can later be compared with medical records, accident reports, witness statements, and other evidence. Even an innocent mistake, an incomplete answer, or a comment made before the full extent of your injuries is known may be used to question your credibility or challenge your workers’ compensation claim.

Before giving a recorded statement, it is important to understand your rights and consider speaking with an experienced workers’ compensation attorney. A single conversation can have a lasting impact on your case.

Learn more by contacting Connolly Injury Law: https://www.connollyinjurylaw.com/



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