| ▲ | Mobileye | $8.61 | +0.82% | YTD -17.53% |
| ▼ | Aptiv | $45.44 | -1.79% | YTD -40.28% |
| ▲ | Tesla | $354.81 | +2.60% | YTD -21.10% |
| ▲ | Nvidia | $227.98 | +8.74% | YTD +22.24% |
| ▼ | LKQ Corp | $25.36 | -1.51% | YTD -16.03% |
This week, State Farm documents went public showing how the carrier allegedly tracked profits tied to claim denials. Meanwhile, CCC and Solera are pushing back hard on a Washington rule that would tighten claims timelines. Both signals point to the same friction point: how carriers manage (or dodge) repair scope.
Multiple media outlets reported unsealed State Farm documents and emails from an Oklahoma home insurance lawsuit showing the carrier allegedly tied profitability metrics to claim denials. The timing matters: as State Farm tightens its footprint, more shops are seeing denials on both structural and ADAS work. This is your ammunition. Document every denial reason. Screenshot the estimate. Build a case file.
Source: Field Notes →
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