One thing to consider is the availability of a replacement truck if totaled as well as non use while waiting on repair parts which could be a long wait.
One thing to consider is the availability of a replacement truck if totaled as well as non use while waiting on repair parts which could be a long wait.
"Some high society lady says is your horse outside, no ma'am he's between my legs, but you're too fat to ride" Hank Jr
Assuming you probably already have this taken care of SCDAWG, but some advice for anyone else in this situation:
1) Run property damage claims under your insurance and let them subrogate the money back from the at-fault driver's insurance. Easier to hold your first party insurance carrier accountable
2) Hire Billy @ Collisionsafetyconsultants.com as your independent appraiser if you feel total value is lacking OR if repairing a newer vehicle, for a diminished value claim. Few hundred bucks can be more than worth it
I use Billy often in my practice on my clients' property damage claims, he's good people. He also will inspect your vehicle post-repair on major/moderate damage repairs and it is shocking what he uncovers at times.
Hard to get a good attorney interested in a property-damage-only case anyway. The juice ain't worth the squeeze for either of you.
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