Our industry accepted methodology for determining diminished value, the loss in value a vehicle sustains after an accident, has been used for years by both insurance companies and consumers. In December of 2001 Mabry v. State Farm, the Superior Court of the State of Georgia ruled our formula as one of the accepted methods for assessing for and paying diminished value in their state. Now, our reports can help you recover the loss in value to your vehicle following an accident.

If you purchase our ClaimCoach Detailed Diminished Value Report for your repairable auto and it does not result in a larger settlement amount than that being offered by the insurance company, we will refund the purchase price of our report…no questions asked.

Georgia Residents- Insurance companies have predominately chosen to use the commissioner's formula or "17c" in computing their settlements. Through misapplication of the formula, over 80% of the settlements are understating the actual diminished value suffered. ClaimCoach will give you both the "17c" and the ClaimCoach diminished value assessment for use in settling your claim.

Accident not your fault? While some insurance companies are refusing to recognize diminished value, if you are the victim or "third party" in the accident, you have every right to be reimbursed for diminished value. These are typically the easiest diminished value claims to recover. The "at fault" driver's insurance company in most states is clearly responsible for diminished value payments…but you have to ask for it!

Now, there is nothing to lose. Order your report today and put ClaimCoach to work for you for fast, fair claim settlements after an accident.

Remember, at ClaimCoach, we protect YOU after an accident.