When your insurance company requests an Examination Under Oath (EUO), it’s a serious step in the claims process. An EUO is a formal proceeding where you answer detailed questions under oath, often recorded, as outlined in your insurance policy. While it may seem routine, insurance companies frequently use EUOs to build cases to deny claims. Hiring an attorney can ensure your rights are protected and your claim is handled correctly.
Contact McLaurin Law Today for Guidance
If your insurance company has requested an EUO, don’t face it alone. Contact McLaurin Law, PLLC at (713) 461-6500 or visit mdlawtex.com for a free consultation. Our experienced team will guide you through the process, ensuring your rights are upheld, and your claim isn’t unfairly denied. Don’t let the insurance company take advantage—reach out today!
FAQs About Examinations Under Oath
- What is an Examination Under Oath (EUO)?
An EUO is a formal proceeding required by some insurance policies where the policyholder answers questions under oath, often recorded, to verify claim details. - Why would my insurance company request an EUO?
Insurance companies may request an EUO to investigate the validity of a claim or find grounds to deny it. - Do I need an attorney for an EUO?
Yes, having an attorney is highly recommended to ensure your rights are protected and to help you navigate the process effectively. - What happens if I refuse to attend an EUO?
Refusing to attend can result in your claim being denied, as participation is often a requirement under your policy. - What should I bring to an EUO?
Gather any documents or information requested by your insurer. An attorney can help you determine what’s relevant and protect against unnecessary disclosures.
McLaurin Law is here to fight for policyholders. Contact us today for assistance with your EUO!
