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Originally Posted by KSigkid
Haha, this isn't Law and Order. Most defense lawyers will want the whole story, and those that don't will ask the questions they need to prepare themselves.
Talk to a lawyer (not some yahoo who advertises for personal injury on TV), and follow their advice.
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Agreed. Something this simple, and where there was confusion and different things said, you need to be as clear as possible in what happened. Save the drama for TV. If you have a lawyer, they need to know everything they can to give you the best advice.
Clients shoot themselves in the foot all the time by not being entirely truthful with their attorneys or leaving out parts of stories that they were a) embarassed by or b) didn't think were important.