Little Red Riding Hood – When Did Doing It Right Become So Wrong?
2025-02-06T22:21:34+00:00Little Red Riding Hood – When Did Doing It Right Become So Wrong? by Jerry McNee, AASP/NJ Collision Chairman We all know the story of Little Red Riding [...]
Little Red Riding Hood – When Did Doing It Right Become So Wrong? by Jerry McNee, AASP/NJ Collision Chairman We all know the story of Little Red Riding [...]
The Human Toll of Denials: A Topic Not Often Considered by Ken Miller, AASP/NJ President Every single day, claims personnel at auto insurance companies make decisions that deeply affect [...]
The Car Doctor Returns to WOR Radio by Alana Quartuccio Some things are just written in the stars. That’s the way it’s always been for AASP/NJ Hall of Famer [...]
Greater Awareness Needed for Policyholder Rights via Right to Appraisal by Robert L. McDorman Dear Mr. McDorman, I own and operate a collision facility in East Texas. I agree [...]
Taking the Table to Techs by Burl Richards, ABAT President Anyone involved in this industry knows that technicians are the backbone of what we do in our shops every [...]
The Collision Repair Industry: How Decades of Insurer Influence Shaped Our Reality by Andrew Plischke Few pieces of legislation have had as profound an impact on the collision repair [...]
Missing: Commissioner’s Bulletin B-0028-00 by Jill Tuggle, ABAT Executive Director The highest goal and priority of an association is to address issues that plague its members, and that is certainly [...]
Ladies of Collision: Kayla Curran Hughs, Car-O-Liner Southwest by Alana Quartuccio There really is nothing a woman can’t do. The women who make the collision repair industry shine [...]
Refund Fishing for Insurers: Shops Speak Out on Wilber Group’s Collections Horse Play by Chasidy Rae Sisk Imagine: A wife goes to the store and purchases a gallon [...]