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Learn about why you shouldn’t take an examination under oath for property damage in this video. Then call our lawyers in Southwest Florida to get started.
Question:
Should I Take an Examination Under Oath for an Auto Property Damage Claim?
Answer:
If you’re making a claim for a collision coverage loss due to the damage to your vehicle in an auto accident here in Florida, your policy and most policies have a provision allowing the insurance company to have you submit to what’s known as an examination under oath. Basically, that’s an interview under oath similar to a deposition where the insurance company primarily is going to be looking for ways to minimize what is has to pay or even look for a way to not pay you at all. If you’re asked to submit to an examination or oath, you should immediately contact a lawyer or law firm like ours to assist you in your claim, because at that point, the insurance company is acting under the assumption that there’s something wrong with your claim or wrong with you or wrong with the policy that may be of no fault of your own and looking for a way not to pay you.
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Do you have serious property damage after a car accident and have questions about why you shouldn’t take an examination under oath for property damage? Contact our experienced Southwest Florida car accident property damage lawyers today for a free consultation and case evaluation.
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