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00:00:00 [Music] What if the at fault driver is lying about the cause of the accident? This happens all the time. I meet with clients, they say that the other side has admitted fault. It’s a clear liability. And then lo and behold, we make a claim and the insurance company says, “Well, no, the other driver has said that my client or you’re at fault for the accident.” Unfortunately, we cannot rely on people to tell the truth all the time. I know that’s terrible, but one of the things we like to do is get the evidence so clearcut at the
00:00:35 beginning of the case and a at fault driver cannot deny responsibility. Today, insurance companies will take any reason whatsoever um from their own insured. If if they say they weren’t at fault, even though they were at fault, then it’s a disputed liability case. So, what we need to do is get evidence like pictures, statements. I love it when people take out their cell phones after an accident and we have an admission on video of the at fault driver saying, “I was at fault. I turned left. I didn’t
00:01:03 see you.” This is great evidence. Even if you don’t get that, we can usually take the circumstances of the accident and pursue it. Even though an insurance company might deny uh liability at the beginning because their client does not admit fault, we can usually prove when we have the the right of way um through lots of different means that the insurance company is wrong, that they’re insured is wrong, and that our clients correct. So, if you need a lawyer to fight for you on disputed liability, we’re here to help.
