Why you should NEVER Give a Recorded Statement to an Insurance Company | Explained by a REAL LAWYER

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Should you ever give a recorded statement to the insurance company? No. In this video, I explain why you should never give a recorded statement to an insurance agent. There are several ways in which your statement can be used against you in a court of law that are covered in this video.

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This is the personal video blog of personal injury lawyer Tommy John Kherkher.

Biography:

Personal Injury Attorney Tommy John Kherkher
Managing Partner of The Kherkher Law Firm PLLC | Attorney at Kherkher Garcia LP
Principal office is in Houston, Texas. Licensed in Texas(see below).

Primarily focused on representing individuals who have suffered catastrophic and high-damage personal injuries.
Website: www.accidentattorney.io | www.kherkhergarcia.com
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