Car accident in Texas.

Yours is a situation in which the insurance company will certainly look to take advantage. You need an attorney to make sure that you case is properly appraised, not settled too early in such a way that would extinguish your rights if there were further complications, and to make sure that you don't accidentally waive your rights to other insurance that may be available.

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Respectfully,
Marc

As I am licensed in Florida and Vermont, I cannot offer you specific advice as to Texas state law. However, generally, it is not advisable for you to give a statement to the adverse party or their insurance company. Nor should you give them a release to obtain copies of all of your medical records. They are not your friend. Any statement which you give to the adverse insurance carrier can and will be used against you. By not giving them a statement, they then have nothing to use against you. You are not under an obligation to give them a statement nor are you under an obligation to provide them with a copy of the police report. It is equally available to them as it is to you. The adjuster would just like to save the company the 10 or $15 charge they would generally have to pay to obtain the report.

I would respectfully recommend that you cease communications with the adverse insurance carrier and consult as soon as possible with a competent personal injury attorney in your area. You will not know the full extent of any of your injuries until such time as your baby is born. It strikes me as being way too early to contemplate discussions with the adverse insurance company. A personal injury attorney will generally offer you a free consultation.