Can l change my verbally recorded statement with insurance company ?
Sure you can change what you said. But without a good reason for making a change, it will negatively affect your credibility.
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Sure you can change what you said. But without a good reason for making a change, it will negatively affect your credibility.
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You can probably get better responses if your post is in the right category so I am moving from Business to Criminal Defense.
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You will probably get better responses under Consumer Protection so I will move your post.
Typically, wage deductions have to be agreed to in advance. It sounds like yours was post-incident. If so, the deduction is likely unlawful. So...
Since you do not have collision, sue the other driver. You (and their) insurance company will hire counsel to defend the claim.