Why Insurance Companies Take Your Deposition (Hint: To Pay You Less Money!)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ต.ค. 2024
- Insurance companies want to make you look bad and lower your case's value. Your statement can be used against you during the trial if your deposition testimony is even slightly different. You need an experienced lawyer to prepare you for your deposition!
You only have one chance to obtain the maximum amount of compensation for your injury. Don't go against the insurance company alone.
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Another industry that needs to be exposed and dismantled
A deposition seems like they are forcing you to testify against yourself. I see some of these deposition videos where it goes on for days. 6 hours a day. It seems like torture. Why can't a person refuse to attend a deposition?
your videos are awesome. Great advice for everyone
"Why do insurance companies_________________________"
To pay you less.
Solid advice, thanks.
What if you had to remind the Defense of them not taking your deposition through your lawyer that the days were running out before the deadline passed according to scheduling order...They cancelled mine last year, after that I did a IME with their Psychiatrist and then they almost let the time run out before eventually completing my deposition.
Nice advice, thanks.
very enlightening and true !
I have a question I hope you can answer for me, please. My house caught fire in July 2021, due to my refrigerator sparking a fire that went into a fire in my house. Apparently the insurance company is filing a claim against the refrigerator company and they want me to give a deposition. What does this mean for me and what would this kind of deposition entail?
Counsel, is your client lying? If he/she is not lying then what is the problem???
You have any office in Indiana?
Hi Barbara, we are based in Missouri. But you can give us a call and we can point you in the right direction. 314.628.9999!
Here is the best way to handle any deposition. When being sworn in, you are asked if you are going to tell the truth, say NO. there is no law requiring you to swear to tell the truth. Wait for trial to tell your story.