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No attorney's fees or legal expenses unless you collect. Period.

You pay nothing up front, ever.

My car is totaled. How do I recover from the other driver's insurance?

Once the accident has been reported, an adjuster will be assigned to the claim. The adjuster will usually take the recorded statement of the drivers involved in the accident, and will have an appraiser look at the damage done to the vehicles. Once the insurance company has accepted responsibility for the accident, and if the damage to the vehicle is extensive enough, the insurance company will declare the vehicle to be totaled and pay the owner for the vehicle's fair market value. The fair market value is the amount that the car was worth before the accident, and is also referred to as the "blue book" value.

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