Car Accident Attorneys

Serving Hartford, Waterbury, New Haven and Surrounding Areas

Insurance adjusters work for the insurance company - not for you, the accident victim. Adjusters want to make a quick settlement and save the insurance company as much money as possible. Following an auto accident, you may be contacted by an insurance adjuster. The adjuster may want to ask you questions about the accident and might even try to convince you that the accident was your fault, at least in part.

No matter how friendly and courteous the adjuster is, you do not want to get trapped by questions. Connecticut state law does not require you to give an oral statement to the other party's insurance company. Listen closely to what the adjuster says and note the questions you are asked. Rather than discussing the accident with the adjuster any further, let your lawyer know what was said and have him review your case. Your lawyer can guide you through the claims process with the other insurance company.

Please call or e-mail us today to speak with an experienced Connecticut car accident attorney.

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