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Sounds like your accident was very similar to mine, and I'm also dealing with Progressive (other party).
So far the Progressive rep called and sent me a letter stating that there is no evidence of DV. I had a 3rd party DV assessment which reported several thousand in DV. My attorney drafted a "Demand Letter" which I sent certified mail to the Progressive rep. The letter basically said respond within 30 days or we'll file a claim in circuit court. They signed for the letter this last Friday so I should know more within the next 4 weeks.
Stay tuned....
In other news the repairs turned out great.
So far the Progressive rep called and sent me a letter stating that there is no evidence of DV. I had a 3rd party DV assessment which reported several thousand in DV. My attorney drafted a "Demand Letter" which I sent certified mail to the Progressive rep. The letter basically said respond within 30 days or we'll file a claim in circuit court. They signed for the letter this last Friday so I should know more within the next 4 weeks.
Stay tuned....
In other news the repairs turned out great.
Then stated that I had to prove that the vehicle was diminished in value as a result of being rear-ended. I went to KBB and calculated two value's with the only variable changing being a prior repair, and the difference was about $4.5K. I plan on asking my Chevy dealer for a written valuation at my next service. USAA, my insurer, said they utilize a DV form, which I will borrow. Please do let me know how it goes with your DV claim, and what you did.
