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Explore the latest news and updates on insurance policies, coverage changes, and impacts on the collision industry, including insights into claims processing and disputes.

Auto Insurance Rates Will Rise Across the U.S. in 2023

Car insurance rates are expected to increase by 8.4% across the U.S. in 2023, amid the increase in drivers returning to the road.

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Romans Group Releases 2021 Profile of Collision Repair Marketplace

The Romans Group announced its 16th annual white paper, A 2021 Profile of the Evolving U.S. and Canadian Collision Repair Marketplace, is now available.

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Independent Adjusters Charge Florida Insurers with Doctoring Damage Estimates

Do some Florida property insurance companies hire independent adjusters to inspect property claims, then routinely alter their inspection reports to reduce estimated losses?Yes, and it’s a widespread and fraudulent practice, according to three adjusters who spoke Dec.

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Americans Will Pay 16% More for Car Insurance by the End of 2023

The average American driver will pay nearly $1,900 for car insurance in 2023, as insurance rates continue to rise across the country, according to the Insurify 2022 Auto Insurance Trends Report: 2022 in Review and What’s Ahead for 2023.

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Auto and Home Insurance Claims Processes Suffer Digital Growing Pains

The ongoing digital transformation of the property and casualty (P&C) insurance industry has hit some speedbumps when it comes to customer satisfaction among those who use insurers’ digital channels to manage their claims.

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Crash Victims Say They’re Waiting Long for Repairs, Insurance Won’t Extend Rental Car

Some crash victims are frustrated after waiting for repairs from auto body shops running behind schedule because of parts shortages.

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Tesla Adds Insurance to Minnesota, Raises Rates in Other States

Tesla is introducing its in-house insurance program to drivers in Minnesota, the 12th state to qualify for the automaker’s coverage.

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CerebrumX to Use Ford Connected Data in Usage-Based Insurance Offering

CerebrumX Lab Inc., an AI-driven automotive data services and management platform, announced Nov. 14 it will incorporate Ford connected vehicle data to support its data-driven usage-based insurance (UBI) as-a-service model for insurers.

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Maryland Auto Insurance Participates in Disaster Recovery Emergency Management Program Facilitated by MEMA

As the insurance industry continues to recover from the impact of the pandemic and recent natural disasters, Maryland Auto is taking proactive steps to ensure it is able to provide continual access to insurance for Maryland drivers and uninterrupted claims support in the event of an emergency.

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Some Americans Consider Driving Less, Skipping Coverage in Face of Rising Insurance Costs

Insurify released its 2022 Auto Insurance Trends Report: Who’s Paying More for Coverage, the first part of a two-part report that comprehensively covers 2022’s unique car insurance landscape.

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