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By working with the NICB, Hertz will have access to real-time vehicle location/recovery data, reduced financial exposure to impound lot vehicle depreciation and vandalism and international vehicle interdiction expertise.
Insurance company is now offering coverages in Europe at discounted rates before renters get to the counter.
A Colorado Appellate Court clears the way for recovery of loss of use damages and administrative fees.
Court rules for plaintiff, even though his rental car contract excluded other drivers.
A Florida Supreme Court case regarding damaged underground telephone cables threatens to rewrite some state laws and run roughshod over car rental loss of use claims.
If your rental car is damaged and another party is at fault, can you imagine getting taxed on the repair reimbursement?
Who’s responsible for an accident or injury when a third party pays for a rental with a credit card? Three cases with different results are examined.
Knowing the limitations on credit card car rental coverage will help you increase collision damage waiver sales.
“I was just in an accident. What do I do?” Have you reinforced your procedures for handling a renter in a damaged vehicle lately?
Legislation that would cap potential vicarious liability awards was recently introduced in the provincial Legislative Assembly.
Philadelphia Insurance’s Mark Plousis addressed Car Rental Show attendees on the necessity of maintaining a proactive, educated role when working with an insurance provider. In the end, make them work for you.
With the right mix of marketing, creativity and investment in technology, the insurance replacement market provides local businesses the opportunity to thrive in a land of giants.
Since the birth of car rental, the airport market was the primary breadwinner for the industry. In fact, for many years, a local market scarcely existed. When it did, its earnings were just a fraction of the revenue that the airport locations brought in each year.
Not clear on what the new legislation covers? Here's one attorney's analysis of how the highway bill's Graves amendment will impact the vehicle rental industry.
TRENTON, N.J. -- The New Jersey Supreme Court on March 29 reversed an earlier Appellate Court ruling that Avis' status as a self-insurer automatically made the company's liability coverage primary in a case arising from a 1999 car accident on the Atlantic City expressway.
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