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Diminished value (DV) is the cost of your car’s loss of reputation (yes, your car has a reputation) following an accident. Even if your car is repaired by a quality and qualified professional using all the necessary procedures to restore it back to its pre-accident condition, potential buyers won’t be willing to pay the same price. That difference in the pre-accident value of your car to the post-repair value of the car is how diminished value is calculated.

If the insurance company provides a settlement offer that you accept, you will have a chance to review the details and sign a settlement statement and release of future claims. That paperwork will be sent to the insurance company so they can issue the settlement funds. Your attorney will work with medical providers and any other lienholders to negotiate unpaid bills. Once the settlement check is received from the insurer the money will be used to pay your attorney fee, medical expenses, liens/loans and case expenses. The remaining money will be paid directly to you via check or ACH/wire transfer.

Mighty knows that recovering from your injuries is much harder if you are worried about your car and how you are going to get around so we will help you resolve every aspect of getting your car repaired. While we do not typically file property damage claims on a client's behalf, case managers are here to assist clients with questions and help them move though obstacles related to getting their cars repaired. We welcome the opportunity to assist you in doing the right thing and getting you back on the road and back to your normal routine. Where other Personal Injury firms may look to take the easy way out and simply avoid car repairs all together, Mighty and Mighty Law knows that these repairs are a major part in the healing process for our clients.