A Diminished Value Claim Letter is a formal document prepared by an insured person or company and sent to their insurance provider with the intention to reimburse the policyholder for the difference in the insured item's value. You can complete this letter if the item's value diminished after the event that triggered the insurance coverage, even though it was repaired.
A printable Claim Denial Letter template can be downloaded through the link below.
Often used in the car insurance industry, this letter allows insurance policyholders to hold the insurance company responsible for the diminished value of their automobile - obviously, any car loses its value after an accident, even if you have made every effort to restore it. The coverage depends on the state you live in and the nature of the accident, but in most cases, you are entitled to a certain compensation if you were not at fault for the event that caused damage. Even if later you choose to sue the person or entity that was responsible for your material losses, before that you can ask the insurance provider to calculate the diminished value and pay for it.
Certainly, you may present any claim to your insurance provider in person or by calling them. However, it is recommended to draft a formal letter to create evidence in case you have to pursue legal action in the future.
Here is how you compose a letter requesting a diminished value claim:
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