Robert Mossa

Background

About Robert Mossa

Does your company have a large fleet of vehicles? If so, on your non-preventable accidents, are you collecting Loss of Use Damages (LOU) from the at-fault insurance carrier after you have been paid your property damages? If you are not, then you should be. For more than 10 years TranSubro has helped our clients “find money” in their closed insurance claims where they have been paid for their property damages through our LOU collection services. Loss of Use Damages is a state-by-state provision, for all non-preventable, no-fault auto/vehicle accidents where you have been paid property damages by the at fault insurance provider. Your company is legally entitled to be compensated for your vehicle being off the road, even if you had a spare or replacement vehicles. In other words, even if you didn’t lose revenue or business, your company is still entitled to be compensated for the time the vehicle was off the road being repaired. Also, typically loss of used damages are 1x to 2x the amount of property loss damages, so it can be significant money. TranSubro was acquired in 2021 by BII, a leading BPO services provider.