Feeling the Pressure? Follow the 7 E’s
Auto insurers are hemorrhaging profits and thus have clamped down on claims costs. Following the 7 E’s might be the solution.
What are Collision Repairers’ Obligations to Insurers?
Many collision repairers often believe they must comply with insurers’ demands, but when asked why they believe this, few of them can give good answers.
AASP/NJ Event on Auto Body Laws and Regulations a Success
AASP/NJ President Jerry McNee and AASP/NJ board member Ken Miller walked collision repairers through some of the most important rules and regulations they may not be aware of concerning auto body repair facilities.
AASP/NJ to Host Auto Body Laws and Regulations Seminar
One of New Jersey’s top automotive attorneys will provide an overview on how to develop a strong contract to protect your shop and customers.
U.S. Drivers Say Roads are Getting More Dangerous
Slightly more than 30% of American motorists said that driving has become more dangerous since the pandemic.
Study Released on COVID’s Impact on Traffic Safety
A study by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety found that the number of traffic fatalities increased significantly in the U.S. during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Fly High, John: Remembering John Mosley
When I started out in the auto body industry, I quickly learned to appreciate people who were willing to teach me … and one of those people was John Mosley.
SEMA Seeks Speakers for 2023 Education Program
Innovative thinkers and dynamic presenters are wanted for the 2023 SEMA Show and the association’s year-round virtual education program.
Conducting Collision Business: It’s a New Day
The goal is not to declare war against insurers; it is to declare independence for your organization so that you’re able to provide the highest level of service to your true customers.
Running a Family Collision Business: Stay in Your Lane
In a family business, it’s important to divide the duties and respect each other’s lanes.
