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AutoMate was developed to help those who have been in an auto accident navigate the claims process by providing a comprehensive step-by-step guide. AutoMate will equip you with essential information, useful tools and valuable resources which will empower you to confidently handle your auto claim and maximize your settlement.
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This comprehensive guide will equip you with knowledge and resources which will empower you to confidently navigate every stage of the claims process and maximize your settlement.

Here you will find links to auto appraisers, resources to help you with a diminished value or total loss claim, help understanding CCC One reports, links to insurance commissioners and more.

Here you will find resources which will help you understand how diminished value, loss of use and other methods can be used to maximize your settlement and get what you deserve.

Learn how to choose the best insurance company for you, factors that affect your rates, how to read your auto policy, how an accident can affect your rates, insurance definitions, and more.

Learn what factors to consider when selecting a body shop for your car repairs. Locate reputable body shops near you to ensure your vehicle receives high-quality service.

Be informed about the laws governing auto claims in your state. Here you will find state-by-state references to the statute of limitations, diminished value, loss of use, total loss, the use of OEM parts, and more.
The information provided by AutoMate on this site is for general information and is not intended as legal advice for your specific situation. AutoMate makes every attempt to give accurate information regarding local laws, however, laws change periodically and your state laws may vary. Consult an attorney in your state if you have questions about your specific situation.