In Case You Missed It: Top 5 Stories of the Week of Aug. 26-30

These were the top five collision repair news stories on Autobody News this week. Scroll through to get caught up, or if you want a second read.

Judge Denies State Farm's Motion to Dismiss Federal Class Action Lawsuit

The lawsuit accuses State Farm of systematically undervaluing and underpaying policyholders for totaled vehicles.

California BAR Moving Forward with Auto Towing and Storage Rates Revision

Auto body shops face storage fee caps, "locked-in" pricing and other restrictions as the state joins others in the reset.

Canadian Auto Body Shop Returns Rebuilt GMC Sierra to Make-A-Wish Recipient

When a teen living with cystic fibrosis wanted the hand-me-down truck restored, CSN Harold's came through.

Back-to-School: Leading Southwest Collision Repair Programs Gear Up for Academic Year

As enrollment in collision repair surges, students this fall are seeing updated curricula, improved facilities and new tools and equipment.

Almost 40% of Insured Drivers Paid for Repairs Out of Pocket: Survey

The main reasons cited include minimal damage, high deductibles and the fear of increasing their insurance premiums.

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