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1. Research online: Start by researching online for attorneys who specialize in car accidents and totaled car claims. You can use search engines or legal directories to find attorneys in your area.
2. Check reviews: Look for reviews from previous clients. Check out the attorney's website, social media pages, and review sites to see what other clients have said about their experiences with the attorney.
3. Check their experience: Look for an attorney who has experience with similar cases. Check their website or ask for their portfolio to see if they have handled cases similar to yours.
4. Ask for referrals: Ask friends, family members, or colleagues if they have any recommendations for a totaled car attorney. If they've had a similar experience, they may be able to refer you to an attorney they trust.
5. Schedule a consultation: Schedule a consultation with the attorney to discuss your case. This can give you a chance to ask questions, get to know the attorney, and see if you feel comfortable working with them.
6. Check their credentials: Make sure the attorney is licensed and in good standing with the state bar association. You can usually find this information on the state bar association's website.

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Getting Every Dollar You Deserve

After an accident or natural disaster, call your insurance provider to let them know what happened, and they will walk you through the claim-filing procedure. It is imperative that you contact your insurance provider right away because waiting too long may result in them rejecting your claim. As your automobile is being fixed, you can potentially be qualified for a rental car.

A totaled car lawyer on our staff can assist you in fighting back if your insurance company tries to reject your claim. It is in their best interest to quote you a figure far too small, we fight to make sure you get what you are owed.

01 Free Consultation

Complete the contact form here, and a member of our admin team will briefly review the details of your case. This initial screening allows us to assign your case to the proper attorney.

02 Evaluation of Case

Once your case has been assigned to the correct department, that team will be in contact to collect further details and gather any needed information.

03 Submission of Claim

Logan, P.A. expert attorneys will file all necessary documentation to your insurance company and/or the court to get you the compensation you are owed.

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Know What Your Claim is Worth.

It is expected that if your car is totaled in an accident or natural disaster, you will incur substantial expenses. However, many people ignore supplemental expenditures that quickly mount. You must pay sales tax, title costs, vehicle registration fees, license plate fees, and more in addition to the price of a new car. The skilled lawyers at Hogan Smith will battle for every dollar you are due, so you can buy a new car. We are the natural choice to represent you because of our many years of handling legal claims and receiving compensation for victims of insurance company settlements.

Important Legal Considerations when Filing a Claim for Totaled Cars

• Insurance policy terms: Review your insurance policy carefully to understand the terms of your coverage, including what is covered and how much compensation you are entitled to in the event of a total loss.
• Time limits: Make sure you file your claim within the time limits set by your insurance policy or state law. Failure to file a claim in a timely manner may result in a denial of your claim.
• Documentation: Gather as much documentation as possible to support your claim, including photos of the damage to your vehicle, repair estimates, and any medical bills or other expenses related to the accident.
• Negotiations: Be prepared to negotiate with the insurance company to ensure that you receive fair compensation for your losses. Consider consulting with a totaled car attorney to help you negotiate and protect your legal rights.
• Salvage value: Be aware of the salvage value of your vehicle, which is the amount that can be obtained by selling the damaged vehicle for parts or scrap. The insurance company may deduct the salvage value from your total compensation.
• Title transfer: If your car is declared a total loss, you will need to transfer the title of the vehicle to the insurance company in exchange for the settlement amount. Make sure you understand the process and any legal requirements for transferring the title.

By keeping these legal considerations in mind, you can help ensure that you receive fair compensation for your totaled car and protect your legal rights throughout the claims process.

Brian Hogan

Austin Hogan

Daniel E. Smith II

Dan earned his law degree from the University of Florida in 2005 with high honors. Dan is a member of the Orange County Bar Association, Florida Justice Association, Central Florida Trial Lawyers Association, and the Florida Bar. He is admitted into all courts in the State of Florida, the U.S. District Court in the Middle District of Florida, U.S. District Court in the Northern District of Florida, U.S. District Court in the Southern District of Florida, the Eleventh Circuit in the United States Court of Appeals, and the United States Tax Court. Daniel has received multiple distinctions as an Avvo Top Attorney, Avvo Client’s Choice Award, and Orlando Family Magazines’ Readers’ Choice for Top Personal Injury lawyer.