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DV Status
Third-Party DV Recoverable
Statute of Limitations
3 years
Fault System
Modified Comparative Fault (51%)
Key Points for New Hampshire Diminished Value Claims
Diminished value claims allowed in third-party situations
Must be less than 51% at fault
No mandatory auto insurance but DV still recoverable
How We Handle Your New Hampshire DV Claim
Free Review
We evaluate your accident and repair details at no cost.
Appraisal
Licensed appraisers prepare a certified DV report.
Claim Filed
We submit a professional claim to the insurer.
You Get Paid
We negotiate to maximize your settlement.
Common Questions About Diminished Value in New Hampshire
What is diminished value and does it apply in New Hampshire?
Diminished value is the loss in market value that a vehicle suffers after being involved in an accident, even after it has been fully repaired. In New Hampshire, diminished value is recognized and recoverable. New Hampshire recognizes diminished value claims. While the state does not require mandatory auto insurance, diminished value is still recoverable from at-fault parties.
How long do I have to file a diminished value claim in New Hampshire?
The statute of limitations for property damage claims in New Hampshire is 3 years from the date of the accident. It is important to start the process as soon as your vehicle repairs are complete to preserve your rights and maximize your recovery.
Do I need a professional appraisal for my diminished value claim?
While not legally required, a certified diminished value appraisal from an independent appraiser is the single most important piece of evidence in a DV claim. Insurance companies routinely deny or lowball claims that are not supported by professional documentation. Our certified reports are based on actual comparable market data and are designed to withstand insurer scrutiny.