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Judge Weighs in on Emergency Motion In FL Allstate Case
U.S. Magistrate Judge Leslie R. Hoffman issued an order today that both grants and denies parts of an emergency motion filed in the ongoing battle between the plaintiff, Allstate Insurance Company (Allstate) and defendants, Auto Glass America LLC (AGA) and its owner, Charles Isaly.
Florida Council On Economic Education Honors Crown Automotive Founder At Tampa Bay Business Hall Of Fame
Tampa Bay and the surrounding areas are home to many prominent civic and business leaders. Each year, the Florida Council on Economic Education (FCEE) honors only a select few of those who contribute so much to these Tampa Bay Communities.
Tech Institute Visits Midway High, NC
Inside the automotive shop at Midway High School, a group of students gathered around Battle Wilson as he revved up a Kawasaki KX250, while gripping the handlebars.
Florida’s Senate Introduces AOB Bill for the Second Time
The state of Florida has introduced assignment of benefit (AOB) legislation for the second time after it was defeated in the Senate Banking and Insurance Subcommittee last year on a split 4-4 vote.
State Farm Donates Two Vehicles to School Division Repair Classes in Fauquier County, VA
100 students enrolled in the Fauquier County School Division’s auto body repair and auto technology classes, now have a couple more cars to work on.
Arlington Toyota in Jacksonville, FL Receives Permits for $12M Dealership Project
Arlington Toyota will transform its Jacksonville dealership property near the northeast corner of Atlantic Boulevard and St. Johns Bluff Road.
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Man Arrested in Macon, GA Dealership Car Theft
Bibb County Sheriff’s Office Patrol Deputies arrested a Macon man for theft of a vehicle.
City Council Honors Businesses that Helped Stranded Soldier in Marion, NC
Some of Marion’s generous individuals and businesses were recognized Tuesday evening at the regular City Council meeting.
Two Mississippi Men Sentenced for Roles in Automotive Fraud Scheme
Two Long Beach, Mississippi men were sentenced today for their roles in a long-running odometer tampering scheme, the Department of Justice announced.
Geico Seeks More Than $144,000 Through Lawsuit in Florida's Middle District
Government Employees Insurance Co., Geico Indemnity Co., Geico General Insurance Company and Geico Casualty Co. (collectively Geico) have filed a federal lawsuit in Florida.