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I gave a recorded statement to the insurance company of the woman who hit my car. Now I want to get a lawyer. Is there a problem?

Yes. You may think you gave "just the facts." But without an attorney's advice, you may have stated more facts than were applicable or relevant to the claim, and that can hurt you. Opposing counsel will compare the recorded statement with anything you say in a deposition or at trial later. Your testimony may be discounted, and that will weaken your case. Consult an experienced car accident attorneyfor advice on your particular situation and to minimize any damage that may have been done to your claim.

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