Ultra Bond Wins Federal Appeal 

Safelite to Face a Jury on the 

"6-Inch" / "Size of Dollar Bill" Criterion



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Ultra Bond Wins Federal Appeal

Safelite to Face a Jury on the

"6-Inch" / "Size of Dollar Bill" Criterion

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Lanham False Advertising Appeal awarded in Ultra Bond v Safelite

New New Internal Documents Uncovered In The Ultra Bond vs. Safelite Lawsuit Outlining Fraud and Deception

Court of Appeals sides with Ultra Bond on False Advertising Claim against Safelite.

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6th Circuit Court of Appeals

"We reverse the district court’s grant of summary judgment to Safelite on Ultra Bond’s Lanham Act claim."



Ultra Bond, Inc. and Richard Campfield Wins Appeal from the 6th Circuit  in their Lawsuit Against Safelite

The rulings in Ultra Bond v. Safelite could have significant implications for industry standards in windshield repair. Here are a few potential impacts:

  1. Increased Scrutiny on Claims: Companies may face greater scrutiny regarding their marketing claims and the standards they promote. This could lead to more rigorous testing and validation of repair kits to ensure they meet industry standards.
  2. Adoption of Higher Standards: The ruling may encourage the adoption of higher standards, such as the Repair of Laminated Auto Glass Standard (ROLAGS), across the industry. This could result in more reliable and safer windshield repairs.
  3. Consumer Awareness: The case highlights the importance of consumer awareness regarding the quality and safety of windshield repair kits. Consumers may become more discerning and demand products that have been thoroughly tested and proven to meet industry standards.
  4. Legal Precedents: The ruling sets a legal precedent that could influence future cases involving false advertising and misrepresentation in the auto repair industry. Companies may need to be more transparent and accurate in their claims to avoid legal repercussions.
  5. Market Dynamics: The ruling could shift market dynamics, with companies that adhere to higher standards gaining a competitive edge. This could lead to increased competition and innovation in the development of safer and more effective repair kits.

Overall, the rulings emphasize the importance of adhering to established industry standards and ensuring that products are safe and reliable for consumers.


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California's Insurance Fraud Prevention Act

On the other lawsuit - Campfield v Safelite,  California Insurance Fraud Case- Learn more about how California's Insurance Fraud Potection Act helps consumers hold companies accountable and aims to keep the industry honest. Superbly explained by Kathy P. Josephson, Partner at Seyfarth Shaw LLP


Download the Insurance Code Explanation Here.

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