When you engage the services of the Shiranian Law Firm, you receive a letter expressing gratitude for entrusting your case to them. This letter also includes a list of instructions, both things to do and things to avoid. One crucial piece of advice is refraining from posting on social media.

Clients are advised to keep their social media profiles private, preventing insurance companies and investigators from accessing their private life and potentially misinterpreting innocent activities. The aim is to avoid situations where individuals claim severe injuries that hinder their daily activities but are seen engaging in strenuous or enjoyable activities on social media.

While clients are encouraged to continue with their lives, the recommendation is to limit or avoid posting altogether. The reality is that individuals may be smiling in photos but still dealing with significant pain. Making social media profiles private and being cautious about the information shared can prevent insurance companies from using such posts to undermine a claim. If clients choose to post, they should be aware that insurance companies and investigators may use the information to create a narrative that benefits their defense, particularly if the case goes before a jury.