Some of today’s strongest recovery opportunities are hidden in yesterday’s claims. You deserve what you’re owed, but you shouldn’t have to dig through claims history to figure it out – that’s where we come in.
Closed claim recovery is the process of finding and pursuing value that was missed, underclaimed, or never pursued in a not-at-fault accident in a claim that’s been closed.
You can’t recover what you don’t know you’re owed. Most fleets assume a claim is fully recovered once repairs are complete, but closure and maximum recovery aren’t always the same. There could be additional recoverable value still available to you.
Even the ones you didn’t know. We find the overlooked and underclaimed opportunities others miss to maximize your recovery and reduce your internal workload.
You deserve full damage recovery, not just claims resolution. We uncover and recover what others claim processes may miss, underclaim, or never pursue in the first place.
What appeared to be a completed claim contained recoverable value more than two years after the original accident occurred for physical damage, loss of use, and appraisal fees
More than three years after the original accident occurred, this claim still contained nearly $15,000 in additional recoverable value tied to loss of use and administrative fees.
More than $22,000 of this recovery came from the financial impact of the ambulance being out of service.
If value was lost in your fleet’s not-at-fault accident, it should be recovered. For commercial fleets, it can mean recovering funds that impact profitability or operations. For government fleets, it can mean value tied to taxpayer-funded assets that were never fully recovered.
Closed claims are more than historical records; they’re a chance to pursue value that was missed in the first place and maximize the dollars that belong back in your organization.
Many claims close long before every recoverable dollar is identified, widening the gap between what you’re owed and what you recover.
We handle the heavy lifting – finding potential recovery opportunities and pursuing every eligible dollar on your behalf.
Most clients are up and running in a matter of minutes. Simply submit your claim information and supporting documentation, and our team takes it from there.
We’ll step in to uncover potential recovery opportunities beyond the repaid bill. If it’s overlooked, underclaimed, or never pursued, it’s on our radar.
Run your fleet, we’ll do the pursuing. Let us handle the carriers, at-fault parties, and other stakeholders. We’ll keep you in the loop, but we won’t add to your workload.
We’ll help you recover what you didn’t even know you were owed. When the process is complete, your organization receives what you were entitled to all along.
You’ve got vehicles to keep on the road and operations to keep moving, we’ll help you recover more – with fewer headaches and less hustle.
We pursue line items that are missed, overlooked, or underclaimed to help you get paid what you’re owed – even what you didn’t know you were entitled to.
You get more recovery without more risk. We operate as a 100% performance-based recovery partner. That means our success is directly tied to yours – if you don’t recover, neither do we.
You can close recovery gaps and improve your outcomes without having to work more. We’ll enhance your current process, work alongside TPAs, carriers, and internal teams, and improve your recovery outcomes without asking you to do more.
For the past 30 years, we’ve solely focused on not-at-fault claims and specialized in uncovering, pursuing, and recovering overlooked value tied to not-at-fault accidents – even in claims considered closed.
Closed claim recovery isn’t limited to one type of fleet.
Any organization that has dealt with not-at-fault accidents for its fleet may have overlooked recovery opportunities that are worth revisiting.
Before you archive another claim, we can help you review, analyze, and recover what a standard claims process might have left behind.
Fill out our form, and our expert team will get in touch to see what might be hiding in your archives.
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