California Workers Compensation Law Should I Give A Statement To The Insurance Company

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Giving a Recorded Statement or Written Statement

One of the questions we are frequently asked is whether an injured worker should give a recorded statement, written statement, signed statement, video statement or any other kind of statement to the workers compensation insurance adjuster or workers compensation insurance investigator.

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Giving a recorded or written statement is always a mistake. The only question is how big a mistake. Statements can end your case. Dead. Just like that. The California workers compensation adjuster or the investigator know exactly what they want you to say and what they need you to say. You would be amazed how many people fall into their traps.

The adjustor or investigator can get you all twisted up. People try to be agreeable because they are nervous and trying to get along. This is always.....

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