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Whatever you do do not use Autoloss. Monica Fisher is only helpful; when it goes to taking your money. With a diminished value claim you may end up going to court. If you go to court Monica Fisher has to be present or your claim will be thrown out. Monica wanted $2000 to attend a zoom court date for 15 minutes on a small claim of less than $5000.
If you choose to go to a diminished value "expert" ask them how much they charge to be an expert witness if it goes to trial. I would never use Autoloss again and I recommend everybody avoids this company for their lack of support. The report is worthless if you go to court without the expert witness. She knows this and only wants the easy money.
Tip for consumers:
Any diminished value report may result in going to court. Choose a local company who are honest and trustworthy. Autoloss and Monica Fisher clearly are not and do not stand behind their product
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Wow, I have never gotten a review like this. Yes, if you go to court and you need me to testify the fee is $2000. If you go to small claims court rarely to never do you need my testimony. I do probably one deposition a month and I always win. The court cases where i testify always last hours as well as the prep time to get ready for court is another few hours. This client just emailed me how much it was for me to testify and I emailed him the fee. Rarely to never do these cases go to court. I am sorry our client felt this way. When our cases do go to court on the average our client is asking for at least $20,000 and the attorney pays the fee. Monica Fisher Owner of Autoloss