37 mph’? Most people, because we as a society or condition to attempt to
be agreeable would probably say something like; ‘well that's possible, or,
well maybe I was, or, I really don't know I wasn't looking at the
speedometer’. In your mind you have never admitted that you were doing
anything other than the speed limit. Yet the next time you talk to that
insurance adjuster he will turn around and tell you that you have already
admitted that you were speeding and therefore the accident is partially
your fault.
The adjuster will ask you a question, ‘well is it possible then maybe you
stopped suddenly at the traffic light?’ If you answer ‘I guess so’ then you
have used this qualifying language to assume partial liability for the
accident because the adjuster will say the true cause of the accident was
you stopping suddenly and that you have admitted to this on the phone.
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