08/27/2026
Instead of saying "I'm sorry" after an accident, say nothing about fault at all. Apologizing, even out of habit, can be used by insurance companies to suggest you're admitting responsibility — regardless of what actually happened.
Instead of saying "I'm fine" or "I don't need medical help," say that you'll be checked out to be sure. Some injuries don't show symptoms right away, and telling anyone you're okay on the scene can be used later to argue your injuries aren't related to the accident.
Instead of guessing what happened — "I didn't see you," "I think they were speeding" — stick to the facts you're certain of and let the investigation, your attorney, and the evidence determine fault. In this video, Attorney Jason breaks down more of what to say (and what not to say) after an accident, so you're protected from day one.
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