California thinks an auto body labor rate market should be six shops. Here’s why.
— April 1, 2016Editor’s note: Frustrated by complaints, noncompliance and confusion, Democratic California Insurance
Continue Reading ...Editor’s note: Frustrated by complaints, noncompliance and confusion, Democratic California Insurance
Continue Reading ...After a review process dating back to 2012, the California Department of Insurance thinks it has a template
Continue Reading ...More than a decade after the state required insurers to copy it on any of their labor rate surveys, the California
Continue Reading ...GEICO on Wednesday reassured non-direct repair program shops they could continue to use faxes and emails
Continue Reading ...The California Department of Insurance has proposed clarifying and revamping state rules to curtail insurers
Continue Reading ...GEICO on Wednesday reassured non-direct repair program shops they could continue to use faxes and emails
Continue Reading ...A bill allowing auto insurance companies to rely on photo-only appraisals for the first time in 40
Continue Reading ...Following a unfavorable report in a House Economic Matters subcommittee, a Maryland delegate on Friday withdrew
Continue Reading ...Massachusetts insurers have pulled sample policy language allowing them to peg all body shop labor rates
Continue Reading ...In a win for safety but a blow to collision repair volume, 20 automakers worth 99 percent of the U.S.
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