RV value in an accident
So, I just got hit last week. The damage does not look bad, but the body shop and the mechanic both say totaled. The door is too bad to fix, and the front axle is too bent to fix for what ins would ...
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3oaks wrote:Yep, he must be a lawyer or just plain greedy. This is what our nation has come to now and this is whats wrong with it. As I stated before. They have not even gotten a offer yet and people like this are screaming for more. Some lawyers are the scum of the earth like ambulance chasers.sayoung wrote:Spoken like a lawyer. Anything to make more money. A lot of times lawyers fees cost more than the settlement or after the contingency is deducted the plaintif receives little more or even less than a person or company offered for a settlement in the first place, without lawyering up.Bird Freak wrote:
Amazing!! A vehicle that odd to try to affix a value to and some of you saying lawyer up already and others thinking checks should be flying to you.
I deal with insurance co's all the time and it is going to be about the same as trying to figure parts and value of a classic. It takes time to find parts sometimes and they haven't even made him an offer yet and some of you want to get a lawyer.
Yes it's lawyer time as there is more liability than just fixing the rv. Potential long term medical issues if this was an in-motion accident,have you lost time from work, do you live in it or on the road and must get a motel room,etc.
