Posted by Rich Campfield on February 12, 2015
(CNN) Car repair shops say auto insurance companies are coercing them to use cheap parts and sometimes dangerous practices to fix vehicles involved in accidents.
Headlights held together by glue, dented rims and a new hood that's already coming apart are among the kinds of parts allegedly being pushed to go into cars as part of the repairs, according to some repair shops and attorneys general.
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Third amended complaint adds aftermarket windshields. Read the entire complaint here.
This case could help the auto glass industry but that is if this
court or any court will ever uphold the laws against insurance
companies. If a court did then it could help prevent insurers from
controlling and stealing the profits from any industry that provides
services that are covered by insurance, such as ours.
We have created a handy Inforgraphic
you can share with your customers that sums up how a customers
insurance company dupes them into paying $350 for a $20 windshield. We
hope you like it and will help us continue to educate consumers while we
wait for a court to protect us and consumers from insurance industry
abuse of power.