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The American Car Rental Association’s annual legislative and lobbying event upped the face time with and access to members of Congress.
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With past successes and facing new realities, the American Car Rental Association centers on its theme of “performance and policy” for an upcoming conference.
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ICRS 2025: One of the rental car industry’s highest honors celebrates the longtime operator for her extensive industry service and advocacy and 50+ years working in car rental.
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The Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled that the Graves Amendment preempts a state law that found an auto dealership liable for injuries caused by a non-approved driver.
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Recent cases in Florida came to differing conclusions, though legislation was enacted to address one of them.
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In yet another victory under the Graves Amendment, this new decision involving SDI v. Brown reimburses SDI more than $60,000 for prevailing on a $2,200 dispute.
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Subrogation Division, Inc. (SDI) won a recent rental car damage recovery case in federal court. Here’s how SDI was formed and became a player in a Graves Amendment case important to the car rental industry.
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David Purinton, who filed the case as the owner of Subrogation Division, Inc. (SDI), explains how the decision upholds the Graves Amendment in a primary insurance state and that car rental companies can seek recovery even if they initially pay the claim.
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The ruling in SDI v. Brown confirms that even in “primary” insurance states, rental car companies are not responsible for damages their renters cause.
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More than 10 years after its enactment, we have answers regarding the interpretation of the Graves Amendment and a blueprint to use it to limit liability.
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