Editorial standardsHow we write about your claim.
Accident-claim information affects real money and real decisions, so we hold our guides to a high bar. Here’s how they’re made.
Grounded in real claim knowledge
Our guides draw on the same state rules, carrier patterns, and valuation methods that power Claimoe’s product — total-loss valuation, diminished value, appraisal clauses, and the tactics carriers actually use. We write in plain English and cite how things work, not vague generalities.
Written, then reviewed by an expert
Drafts are prepared by the Claimoe team and reviewed for accuracy by Yisrael Gottlieb, Founder, Claimoe. Years inside the auto-claim industry — body shop, rental, and auto-consulting — advising customers on total-loss valuation, diminished value, and dealing with adjusters.
Kept current
Rules and carrier behavior change. We revisit our guides and stamp each one with a published or updated date so you know how fresh it is.
Information, not legal advice
Claimoe is a document-preparation and claim-coordination tool — not a law firm — and our articles are general information, not legal advice for your specific situation. For cases that need a licensed professional, Moe will tell you and can route you to one.
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