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Case studies, expert insights, and essential tips to help you navigate diminished value and total loss settlements.
A client totaled his 2018 Subaru Forester with 21k miles on the clock. His insurance company stated that the actual cash value was $19,760 according to the CCC Report that they used. Unfortunately, the client owed just north of $23,000
Is your auto policy in Nevada? Did you know that can challenge absolutely anything related to the claim? You can challenge repair procedures, repair cost, storage fees, administrative fees, total loss fees and the vehicles value. Nevada has the appraisal
If you have been in an auto accident and you personally were at fault, 9/10 time you will not be eligible to recover diminished value. This is because you would be filing a first-party claim toward your personal insurance company.
A Virginia based insured driver of a 2019 Cadillac Escalade was hit in North Carolina by an at fault insured driver from Florida. The collision restoration and repairs were paid for by the at fault Florida driver’s insurance carrier. The
A client was referred to DVAC by a respected five star auto-body shop. His brand new 2020 Tesla, with only 3623 miles on the clock, was hit by an insured at fault driver. The at fault insurance company paid $12950
If your car was totaled in a collision, there’s a good chance that the Insurance Company will use CCC Information Services to generate a valuation. They are usually way off the mark. Heard of vAuto? It provides all major valuation
What is diminished value? Generally, speaking, it is the loss of resale value due to the fact that the vehicle has been in an at fault accident. You are entitled to recover this loss of value with a diminished value
Where are you geographically located? For example, do you want someone located on the West Coast when you are located in Florida or North Carolina? Are they a licensed diminished value appraiser in your state? Will they walk with you
Ohio has a diminished value statute of limitations of two years. If a claim is filed later than two years, the ability to recover diminishment of value is lost. You will be unable to submit a claim for DOV if
North Carolina, drivers have 3 years from the time of the accident to file a Diminishment of Value (DOV) Claim. It is normal for the insurance company to outright deny or only offer a fraction of the actual DOV on
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