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Appraisals
for Insurance Claims on Damaged Works of
Art
It is recommended that
appraisals of damaged works of art contain 3
separate values. The first will evaluate the
art in an undamaged condition. The second will
evaluate the art in an "as is" condition. The
third value will show the items worth after
restoration. This type of document will provide
the client and the insurance company additional
information with which to reach an agreement on
any claims.
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Stuart
Davis
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Lifetime Appraisal
One
of the major advantages
of NIA's appraisal
process is that once the
collection has been
evaluated, a full
insurance appraisal will
never be necessary in the
future. NIA will
reevaluate and update the
appraisal as often as
requested. Clients only
pay a small fee,
regardless of how often
they may need this
service. Updates
must be utilized within
30 months of the last NIA
appraisal.
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Expert
Witness Testimony
NIA's Senior Appraiser has
extensive experience in providing expert
witness testimony in the valuation of fine art.
Fees for research, consulting, arbitration and
litigation are based on hourly rates with
retainer before services commence.
Fernand
Leger
We are in the
office to assist you 7 days a week from 8 a.m.
to 6 p.m. Pacific Standard Time. Our Toll Free
Number is
1-800-676-2148.
Click here to email
us. if the email link does
not work then copy this email address into
your mail program
niaart@aol.com
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