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About Lost Value Law

Vehicle Property Damage Firm in Florida

Car Accidents are unpredictable and costly, especially when it is not your fault. When you are in a car accident and it’s not your fault, the at-fault driver’s insurance may pay the cost of repairing your car. The car may look and run great, even following a serious accident. Regardless, now your car is worthless. Once a car is in an accident, its perceived value decreases. This loss is called “diminished value.”

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What Service We Provide

Dealing with insurance companies can be time-consuming and frustrating

Diminished Value

When your automobile is damaged in an accident it loses value, insurance companies do not inform you when you go to get the vehicle fixed that they may be responsible to pay you for the loss of value to your vehicle.

Insurance Bad Faith

Insurance Bad Faith is a legal term of art unique to the law of the United States that describes a tort claim that an insured person may have against an insurance company for its bad acts.

Motor Vehicle Accident

A Motor Vehicle Accident occurs when a vehicle collides with another car, motorcycle, or pedestrian, ... Many times, an auto accident may not result in injuries but when traffic collisions result...

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Why Choose Lost Value Law?

  • Payment

    No fee unless you win

  • Track Record

    Thousands in recovery

  • Our Lawyer

    Zealous representation

  • Service

    Service above all else

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Lost Value Law P.A. Florida

Lost Value Law, P.A. is a boutique law firm with a primary focus on diminished value and loss of use claims. In diminished value claims, we help vehicle owners establish and recover the loss in value of their vehicles.
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No, Florida law only allows for recovery of diminished value if you are not at fault.
The amount of diminished value depends on the pre-accident value of your vehicle, based on the year, make, model and mileage of the car, amount of damage incurred, for example, whether there was frame damage, and how well the car could be repaired. Of course, if the insurance company is doing the valuation, the valuation will likely vary greatly from that of an independent appraiser.

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