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Attorney Spencer Freeman Explains When You Need To Hire An Attorney In A Fire-Loss Claim To Protect Yourself

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Fire-loss attorney Spencer Freeman of Pierce County, Washington flags a key moment to hire counsel: when your insurer routes a fire claim to its Special Investigations Unit. That signals the company is examining the claim for arson or fraud and is likely preparing to deny it—so getting an attorney involved right away is important.

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Answered by Spencer Freeman · Pierce County, WA

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— why he stays guarded on recorded jail calls despite attorney-client privilege

Frequently Asked Questions

Are jail phone calls really private?

Even though attorney-client communications are privileged, this attorney stays guarded on recorded jail calls, since anything said on a monitored line can create risk regardless of the privilege.

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Spencer Freeman
Freeman Law Firm, Inc.

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