Collision Industry Legal Fund Reports Repeat Large Contribution to Help Shop's Case Against State Farm - BodyShop Business

Collision Industry Legal Fund Reports Repeat Large Contribution to Help Shop’s Case Against State Farm

This week, the Collision Industry Legal Fund reports that a prior contributor sent yet another check for another $2,500 aimed at assisting body shop owner Ray Gunder in his ongoing battle with State Farm Insurance Company.
 
The donation came with a simple note: “Ray, Thank you for everything you do! You’re the BEST!”

The Collision Industry Fund was established last year to provide financial assistance to Gunder’s Auto Center in Lakeland, Fla., which has been involved in a lawsuit against State Farm for slander and tortious interference, as well as the failure to pay for certain repair procedures.
 
“This mirrors this same contributor’s record donation they provided last year. We remain extremely grateful and thankful for the donation and support,” said Ray Gunder. "I’m thankful for all the financial support we’ve received from people we don’t even know from across the country. I’m humbled at the support we’ve received and encouraged to continue on with our efforts to level the playing field.

"As I have said many times before, This fight isn’t just about Gunder’s and our customers, or just about State Farm; it’s about repairers and their customers across the country that face the same issues of abuse daily from many insurers. State Farm has and continues to stall and delay and outspend us but so far, and by the grace of God, we have reached a point I believe will come to a positive outcome sooner than later."


More information:

To mail a donation to the fund, make the check out to "The Collision Industry Legal Fund" and send to: Brent Geohagan, Attorney at Law, 3001 Bartow Rd., Lakeland, FL 33803.

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