Find out what you may be owed after a car accident
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4 things you may be owed — beyond the repair
Your car is worth less now
After a crash, a car sells for less — even after a perfect repair. That lost value can be money you are owed.
Also called diminished value
If your car is totaled
Their first offer is a starting point, not the final word. We help you show what your car was really worth.
Total loss value
Time without your car
Every day without your car has a value. If the rental ran out before the repair did, or you never got one, that time counts.
Also called loss of use
Money you paid out of pocket
Towing. Storage fees. Rides to work while you waited. Money you spent because of the crash may be owed back to you.
Out-of-pocket costs
How it works
- Step 1
Get your free estimate
Learn what you may be owed. It takes a few minutes.
- Step 2
Get your appraisal
An independent appraiser documents your damages in a report.
- Step 3
Connect with an attorney
Talk with an independent attorney about recovering what you're owed. There's no commitment.
If you want to go further, order an appraisal that documents your loss, and talk with an independent attorney about recovering it. What you can recover depends on your damages, who was at fault, the policy limits and your own insurance.
You choose a service after you create your account. A report documents your loss; it does not promise any payment from an insurance company.
No credit card required — learn what you need to know about your claim.
