A lengthy Dallas Morning News article March 14 offers readers collision repairers’ scathing criticisms of aftermarket parts and low labor rates mandated by insurers. The article, probably the most…
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A judge has recommended a lawsuit against auto insurers by collision repairers and the Indiana Auto Body Association be dismissed but gave them the chance to refile it, and…
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A ProPublica-National Public Radio report points out major discrepancies between how much a lost body part is worth under different states’ workers’ compensation policies — something well…
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Democratic Montana Insurance Commissioner Monica Lindeen tells auto body customers not to be “steered” and reminds them of their rights in a new PSA-type ad which ought…
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Fully self-driving cars, which might ultimately threaten the collision repair business, might burn more gas than a car with a fallible human driver, Bloomberg reported Wednesday….
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Responses are due today for numerous collision repairers in about a dozen states who’ve sued insurers for allegations like steering and price-fixing. Arizona, California, Florida, Illinois, Kentucky,…
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Shortly after taking office as the head of the Maryland Insurance Administration, Commissioner Al Redmer Jr. has sold his Baltimore, Md.-based insurance business. It’s still…
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An Indiana television station has also taken a look at the controversy over alleged “steering” by insurers. WXIN also mentions the lawsuit brought by Indiana collision…
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We recently received a nice plug from a reader telling others to subscribe, and we’d like to encourage any newcomers to Repairer Driven News to stay…
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A judge has recommended two cases brought by Louisiana auto body shops against the nation’s largest insurers be dismissed — but he also advised the shops should…
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