When the other driver lies about a car accident, it can quickly complicate insurance claims and delay your recovery. False statements are more common than many drivers realize and often stem from fear of higher premiums, legal consequences, or simple panic. The most important step is protecting your claim with clear, objective evidence.
Take photos of the scene, vehicle damage, and road conditions, call the police, and gather witness information whenever possible. Avoid arguing at the scene or discussing fault with insurers before understanding your rights. Insurance companies rely on evidence, not just stories, when accounts conflict, but they may still try to minimize payouts. That’s where legal guidance can make a difference. An experienced attorney can gather evidence, challenge false claims, and ensure the truth is clearly presented so your rights and compensation are protected.
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