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TriCounty Property Damage can help you understand when it’s best to sue another driver for car accident property damage. Have you been part of an auto accident and it was the other driver’s fault? Then you’re entitled to reimbursement from the other party’s insurance company. If you don’t take action soon, you may not get another chance, and you’ll be left with a damaged car and no reimbursement for it.
Our company can show you all the available options when suing for car accident property damage. There are many legal circumstances that may lead to unfavorable results if you don’t take them into account. Depending on the damage to your car, you may receive a reimbursement for the cost of the repair, the lost value of the car, or total reimbursement for the vehicle.
Our TriCounty Property Damage affiliates offer cost-effective solutions to help you obtain coverage for your losses. Our experts have years of experience in working on these types of cases, so they can help you obtain the maximum reimbursement for your car damage. You deserve justice for your incurred losses, and we can help you obtain that!
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- Experts in obtaining car property damage coverage
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- A comprehensive and rigorous approach to every car accident
- Experience with local and national insurance companies
- Knowledge about legal requirements regarding car property damage
- Ability to obtain the maximum reimbursement for your incurred car damage losses
(FAQs)
Yes, that’s a basic type of coverage for car property damage situations. If your car is damaged in a car accident, your insurance company will cover the repair fees. You can select the body shop that will repair your car, and you’re also entitled to select repair parts that are similar in condition to your previous ones.
Total reimbursement covers at least 80% of your vehicle’s fair market value. This happens when your vehicle is “totaled” in a car accident. Insurance companies consider a vehicle to be totaled when it’s less expensive to replace the car rather than repair it. You can keep the car or sell it for parts once the insurance company reimburses you!
Sometimes, even if the insurance company repairs your car, there’s a loss in the value of the car’s resale value. In this case, our attorneys can help you obtain reimbursement for the difference between the car’s value before and after the crash.
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