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Mississippi Repairers to Hold Parts Procurement Meeting at SEMA

Any and all shop owners invited to learn more about the legal battle against insurer-mandated parts programs, as well as collecting for unpaid repair procedures.

BodyShop Business Staff Writers
By BodyShop Business Staff Writers
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The Mississippi Collision Repair Association (MCRA) has announced that it, along with Mississippi attorney John Eaves, will be meeting to discuss parts procurement programs Nov. 5-7 at the LVH – Las Vegas Hotel & Casino in Las Vegas during the SEMA Show.

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MCRA invites any and all shop owner/managers interested in joining the legal
battle to stop insurance-mandated parts procurement programs and learning about how to collect for past unpaid repair procedures as well as collect for repair procedures
going forward to attend the meetings.

If you’re interested in attending, contact John Eaves at [email protected] or John Mosley at [email protected]. Space is limited to 100 people, so it’s advised to make arrangements in advance.

The meeting room number will be posted at the LVH each day.

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