QUESTION
Is an under oath statement typical for a vehicle accident?
Asked on Feb 18th, 2017 on Automobile Accidents - Florida
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My fiance was in an accident back in January, he rear ended someone. The person he rear ended did go to the hospital but we was a plane back to California two days later. He personally was not hurt. Now his insurance company wants him to go to the courthouse to give a statement of what happened in the accident under oath. Is this typical?
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This is why you dont have 3rd parties ask lawyers for advice any more than you would expect to go to a doctors office to drectibe your fiance's condition and expect the doctor to diagnose it. This sounds more like you B/F is being sued since you reference the statement under oath at a courthouse. You B/F needs to retain a lawyer or contact his insurance company to see if he has coverage that will pay for a lawyer.
Answered on Feb 20th, 2017 at 8:05 AM
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