If my car is totaled, and I don't feel I am at fault; should I refrain from any recorded statements?
Yes, you should absolutely not make any recorded statements to insurance before retaining an attorney.
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Yes, you should absolutely not make any recorded statements to insurance before retaining an attorney.
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Depends on whether you can prove that the result would have been different had your attorney showed up.
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Report the accident to your insurance company and let them handle it on your behalf.