Don’t Say THIS to an Insurance Adjuster After an Injury
After an accident, dealing with insurance companies can be one of the most challenging aspects of your recovery. While insurance adjusters are supposed to act in good faith, their primary goal is to protect the interests of the insurance company—often at your expense. That’s why it’s essential to be cautious about what you say to an insurance adjuster, as your words can be used against you in the claims process. Here are some critical things NOT to say to an insurance adjuster after an injury: 1. “I’m Fine” or “It’s Not That Bad” Even if you feel like you’re managing okay in the moment, never say "I’m fine" or downplay the severity of your injuries, especially if you haven't received a full medical evaluation yet. Injuries like whiplash, internal damage, or concussions might not show immediate symptoms. By telling the adjuster that you’re fine, you risk closing the door to further claims for injuries that may worsen over time. What You Should Do : Always consult a...