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3 Ways Insurance Companies Communicate Dishonestly

May 28, 2018 By RedLawList Editor

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While every disagreement you have with your insurance company isn’t automatically grounds for an insurance dispute lawsuit, there are certainly times when insurers may communicate with policy holders in shockingly dishonest ways.

These dishonest tactics can include:

  1. Saying that you don’t actually need medical care. Always seek medical care after an accident to make sure that long-term effects aren’t a possibility.
  1. Asking for a recorded statement immediately. According to most states’ laws, you have 15 days to record a statement to an insurer. Take your time, that way you fully understand all facts of your case and have had time to speak with an attorney regarding your legal rights.
  1. Only giving minimum insurance pricing. Oftentimes, insurance companies will only provide pricing for minimum coverage that may not ultimately cover your full expenses after an accident.

Don’t buy these sleazy insurance tactics. We call BS!

Instead, continue reading to learn more about how to successfully counter-offer with your insurance company.

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