Mitchell Brings Cloud Estimating to Canadian Market
Mitchell has announced the availability of Mitchell Cloud Estimating in Canada.
AASP/MA Meets with Legislators on ADALB Reform Bill
AASP-MA argued that passage of S.B. 182 removes the possibility of “partisan voting” by the Auto Damage Appraiser Licensing Board.
Mitchell Automates Delivery of OE Procedures Based on Scan
Techs using Mitchell’s scan tools can now link directly from the DTC on a scan report to the corresponding OEM repair procedures.
Nexterra Providing No-Contact Mobile Inspections, Repairs
Nexterra continues to service strategic partners nationally through no-contact inspections, on-site and concierge repair options for insurance, dealership and collision partners and their customers.
AutoWorks PDR Merges with Catastrophe Solutions
AutoWorks Paintless Dent Repair and Catastrophe Solutions International announced the closing of a merger that unites two of the premier claims management and automotive hail repair companies in North America.
BASF’s John Shoemaker to Present at CCA Meeting
Shoemaker will present on “Practical Production Processes” at the Carolina’s Collision Association meeting Feb. 20 in Wilmington, N.C.
What You Need to Know About the 1963 Consent Decree
You’ve probably heard that the Department of Justice is considering terminating the 1963 Consent Decree – which means you’ve probably asked yourself, is it even worth all the hullabaloo?
AASP/MA Urges Member Support of 1963 Consent Decree
The Alliance of Automotive Service Providers of Massachusetts (AASP/MA) is urging its members and collision industry colleagues throughout the country to oppose the Department of Justice’s proposed termination of the 1963 Consent Decree.
The Doan Group Renews Commitment to CIECA
The Collision Industry Electronic Commerce Association (CIECA) announced that The Doan Group recently renewed its commitment to the organization and its standards.
AASP/NJ Issues Call to Action in Defense of 1963 Consent Decree
The Alliance of Automotive Service Professionals of New Jersey (AASP/NJ) has issued a call to action to defend the 1963 Consent Decree, which is currently being reviewed for termination by the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ).
