Honesty is the best Policy in a Motor Vehicle Accident Case.

I am sure you have heard the phrase "honesty is the best policy" but we all know that in life many people do not tell the truth and their lies frequently benefit them. In the motor vehicle accident personal injury case, rarely will an injured party benefit from not telling the truth. Accident victims often lie about their previous medical history. Insurance adjusters and defense attorneys frequently see injured plaintiffs claiming that they never had any symptoms until their motor vehicle accident, but when they review the medical records they learn differently.

Telling the truth is so important to the personal injury claim that when my clients have their deposition taken, my only concern is the accuracy of their testimony. I know from having tried many cases that if the jury thinks you are not telling the truth or are hiding something, then they will decide against you or make a very small award. Insurance adjusters know that juries do not reward those they find untruthful and, therefore, they are not going to offer much to settle the case if your medical records do not support your claim.

If your personal injury attorney understands the value of the truth, he will request your medical records to verify your claims before asserting them to the insurance company. If you need representation in your auto accident claim, please contact the Kentucky Auto Accident Attorney by clicking here or calling 502-241-8000 or 859-367-0036 and he will use his 25 years of experience to obtain the best recovery possible for you.