QUICK TIPS: 3 Things NOT to Say After a Car Wreck or Crash

Law Have Mercy!

Picture this: a fender bender turns into a full-blown courtroom drama because of a few misplaced words at the crash site. Law Have Mercy!
On this mini "quick tips" short episode of the Law Have Mercy! podcast, Chaz is laying out 3 things you should NEVER say after you are involved in an automobile crash including a car wreck, big truck collision, ATV crash, or otherwise! Strap in for some legal lifesavers because Chaz is handing you the golden key to post-"accident" conversations.
When involved in any unfortunate situation involving another party, such as a car wreck, you might think a simple "I'm sorry" or "I'm okay" couldn't possibly do any harm, but we're here to tell you—they can and they will! As someone who's been in the trenches, Chaz has witnessed how these words can backfire in legal situations. From the police reports to the insurance claims, Chaz breaks down why these phrases are the enemy in disguise and what you should say instead to safeguard your rights!
This episode is loaded with real-life examples & messes that had to be untangled for clients who WISH they knew these 3 tips *before* falling victim to a car crash that left them with damages! In addition to the apology trap, Chaz explains the potential pitfalls of bypassing police involvement—because sometimes that friendly exchange of information isn't as innocent as it seems! Tune in to equip yourself with the insights you need to navigate the post-accident scene like a pro, while protecting your well-being and your rights, all shared through Chaz's lens as your legal guide and advocate. Enjoy!

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This show is co-produced by Carter Simoneaux of AcadianaCasts Network, Chaz H. Roberts of Chaz Roberts Law and Kayli Guidry Bonin of Beau The Agency, and Laith Alferahin.