FAQs

Should I give the insurance company of the person who caused my injuries and damages a recorded statement?

This is always a complex question. It is one which an individual should not try to answer without first speaking with an attorney.

Remember insurance adjusters are trained to take statements, but the average person is not trained to give one. While one should always tell the truth when it is necessary to describe the events which caused the accident and injuries suffered, it is equally necessary to know when and how best to do that with the care it requires.

Gerald W. Livingston

The Livingston Law Firm, P.C.

6440 N. Central Expressway
Suite 405, LB-10
Dallas, TX 75206

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  • Car Accidents >

    Automobile Collision
    Negligent Entrustment
    Truck Accidents
    Wheel-off or Loss-of-Tread
    All-Terrain or RVs
    Drunk Drivers
    Motorcycle Accidents
    Wrongful Death
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    Electrocutions
    Attractive Nuisance
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    When we go to the pharmacy, we expect to get exactly what the doctor ordered. This is not always the case.
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    Personal Injury Protection Claims
    Traumatic Brain Injury
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    Sexual Harassment
    Non-Subscriber Claims
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    Worker's Compensation Discrimination
    Family and Medical Leave Act
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    Subrogation and Liens
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