No. After briefing them on the basic facts of your accident, you should not offer any additional details. A common mistake car accident victims make is assuming that any insurance company, even their own, is acting in their interest. The truth is that insurance companies want to reduce the amount of money they have to pay out, even to their own customers. A simple statement given in the chaotic aftermath of a car accident may be taken out of context or misconstrued in order to undervalue your claim. That’s why it is critical to hire legal representation you can trust to defend your well-being. When we say we work for you, we mean it. We’ll be in constant communication with you about your case, recommending what damages to claim and how to maximize them. Hiring a reliable personal injury attorney is the best thing you can do for yourself after a car accident. The next best thing you can do is take care of yourself while we take on the insurance company.