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Literally, I tell them don't answer the phone. Calls. Do not answer the phone. That's if they're my client. So after you may be contacted by your insurance company or the insurance company from the other driver asking for a recorded statement. You don't have to give them one. I process and handle close to 500 or more personal injury cases over the years and oftentimes I see early recorded statements come back to haunt the client. At the end of the day, insurance companies will do whatever they can to minimize the value of your claim. One tool would be getting a recorded statement early after an accident. The seemingly benign questions of, are you okay? While a normal course of conversation with a family member, you may say "I'm okay," but that statement alone could cost you thousands of dollars later on. A polite and reasonable response to an insurance company asking a recorded statement would be, "I'm not comfortable giving a statement at this time. I'd rather seek consultation from an attorney first." Comment "STATEMENT" if you would like us to send you that exact wording. And here at The Law Office of Kyle W. Jones, we offer free consultations.