Client's Facebook Page Cost's Him $20,000

One of Seattle attorney Chris Davis' recent clients suffered a significant blow in his case against an insurance company when the adjuster found videos and pictures of him engaging in strenuous physical activity on his social media sites MySpace & Facebook.

After seeing the videos and pictures, the insurance adjuster devalued his settlement some $20,000.

Link to attorney Davis' article on the case.

Scott Drake talks with attorney Christopher Davis in Seattle.

Comments

[Nancy Cavey]

Insurance defense attorneys and insurance adjusters look at social media like Facebook, Twitter, and My Space and even U-Tube to get information about you. If you are injured you claim there things you can't do as a result of your accident and your life is an opne book! Anything you or your friends post about you after your accident is fair game. As a defense attorney I ask about an accident victims use of social media and I ask questions about what I see you have done or your friends say that you have done. It is the best free information the insurance company can get about you and, if you aren't truthful about your injuries or your ability to perform physical activity or how you interact with others, you have destroyed your case.

What happened to Atty Chris Davis' clients will happen to you!