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A Guide to Auto Accident Property Damage Claims

Legally Reviewed By:

William Pemberton

Auto Accident Property

Key Takeaways:

  • Wisconsin saw over 129,000 reported crashes in 2022, most involving property damage only.
  • About 106,000 crashes caused vehicle or property damage without injuries.
  • Property damage claims often involve repair costs, diminished vehicle value, or rental car expenses.
  • Even if no injuries occur, insurance companies may dispute or undervalue claims.
  • Understanding your rights in property damage cases helps ensure fair compensation after an accident.

According to the Wisconsin Department of Transportation, in 2022 there were over 129,000 reported crashes statewide. Out of these, a significant portion resulted in property damage only, with around 106,000 crashes falling into this category. While our law firm specializes in personal injury, and auto accident cases involving injuries, we want you to be informed about your property damage.

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William Pemberton

Founder & Personal Injury Attorney

William M. Pemberton founded Pemberton Personal Injury Law Firm in 2006 to fight for injured Wisconsinites. Focusing on motor vehicle accidents (car, motorcycle, and pedestrian), Will has been named a Super Lawyer for 12 consecutive years and holds a Martindale-Hubbell AV Preeminent Rating, as well as a Client Champion Platinum Award.
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