A South Carolina bill designed to prevent steering by third-party glass claims administrators (TPAs) has advanced through the state’s house with a nearly unanimous vote of 104-1.

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South Carolina Anti-Steering Bill Passes State House; TPA Ownership, Solicitation of Customers Again Addressed in Growing Legislation Trend

A South Carolina bill designed to prevent steering by third-party glass claims administrators (TPAs) has advanced through the state’s house with a nearly unanimous vote of 104-1.

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South Carolina Anti-Steering Bill Passes State House; TPA Ownership, Solicitation of Customers Again Addressed in Growing Legislation Trend

Local insurance agents learned the importance of safe windshield installations during continuing education (CE) training by the Glass Doctor of Minneapolis franchise, owned by Bryce Stahlke, last week. CE class credits are required for agents to keep their licenses.

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Minneapolis, Minn. Area Insurance Agents Learn the Importance of Safe Windshield Replacements

Local insurance agents learned the importance of safe windshield installations during continuing education (CE) training by the Glass Doctor of Minneapolis franchise, owned by Bryce Stahlke, last week. CE class credits are required for agents to keep their licenses.

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Minneapolis, Minn. Area Insurance Agents Learn the Importance of Safe Windshield Replacements

A South Carolina bill, HB 3638, which addresses improper claims practices has been referred to a House committee for discussion. The bill would make it illegal for an insurer to require a consumer to use a specific repair service for an estimate or repair of a covered claim and it prohibits insurers from intimidating or threatening.

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South Carolina House Bill on Claims Practices Referred to Committee

Windows of six parked vehicles in South Jacksonville and one in Jacksonville were shot out overnight. The vehicles were damaged by shots fired from either BB or pellet guns, according to police.

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Vehicle Windows Shot Out in South Jacksonville

State Police and police in Uniontown are investigating a string of vandalism. Between 40 and 50 vehicles had their windows broken in Uniontown, North Union Township and South Union Township.

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Vandals Strike Vehicles in Fayette County