State Farm Racketeering Case: Court Sets Trial Dates, Approves Notification Plan
A jury trial is scheduled to begin at 9 a.m. on Sept. 4 in the U.S. District Court for the Southern District of Illinois, with Judge David Herndon presiding.
DRPs from A to F: Grading the Insurance Companies
Your DRPs are grading you against your competition. So let’s turn the tables, get out our red pencils and grade the insurance companies.
Service King, State Farm Donate Recycled Ride to Fire-Rescue Unit in Tennessee
The Rutherford County (Tenn.) Fire-Rescue Department, together with its Fire & Arson Investigation Unit, recently received keys to a much-needed response vehicle as part of a donation on behalf of State Farm and Service King Collision Repair Centers.
State Farm’s Net Worth Nearly $100 Billion Despite 2017 Underwriting Loss
State Farm’s property-casualty underwriting loss widened last year. The nation’s largest insurer reported a $6.5 billion underwriting loss in 2017, compared to $5.5 billion in 2016.
Not a Drive-Thru Claim Center: SUV Crashes into State Farm Office in Illinois
The first day of March was an eventful one for a State Farm agent in Freeport, Ill.
State Farm Earns I-CAR Insurance Gold Class Corporate Status
I-CAR has awarded Insurance Gold Class business recognition at the corporate level to State Farm, an achievement reserved for insurance carriers that are committed to improving the performance and quality of auto collision repairs.
Did State Farm Buy a Judge? Racketeering Lawsuit Heading to Trial After Federal Court Refuses to Dismiss Case
A federal judge has denied State Farm’s motion to toss a class-action lawsuit claiming that the insurance carrier secretly bankrolled the 2004 election campaign of Illinois Supreme Court Justice Lloyd Karmeier in hopes that he would overturn the $1.05 billion Avery vs. State Farm judgment.
Consumer Group Urges Withdrawal of State Farm-Backed Bill that Would Repeal Labor-Rate Survey Guidelines in California
Consumer Watchdog urged California State Assembly member Autumn Burke to withdraw State Farm-backed legislation that would repeal recently enacted Department of Insurance voluntary labor-rate survey guidelines and would eliminate a consumer’s right to select an auto body shop of their choice.
Omaha CARSTAR, State Farm Donate Recycled Ride to Salvation Army Chaplain
The CARSTAR Omaha, Neb., locations recently presented a set of minivan keys to a Salvation Army chaplain during their annual Tree of Lights Kickoff in Omaha.
Recycled Rides Donates Sedan to Survivor of Domestic Violence
In honor of Domestic Violence Awareness Month, a single mother from Wichita, Kan., recently received the keys to a 2012 Chevy Impala, as part of the National Auto Body Council’s Recycled Rides program.
The John Eagle Collision Case: A Review
Read a summary of the coverage BodyShop Business has done on the John Eagle case that has raised alarm bells in the collision repair industry over the last couple of months.
Every Body Shop Should Post John Eagle Verdict for Insurance Adjusters to See, Attorney Says
Attorney Todd Tracy, who represented Matthew and Marcia Seebachan in their negligence lawsuit against John Eagle Collision Center, has a message for body shops in the wake of the Seebachans’ court victory.