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This Association is a not-for-profit organization, comprised of body shop owners located in both Nassau and Suffolk Counties of Long Island.
The members have organized to serve and further the interests of the body shops of Long Island.
Among the aims of this organization are the following:
1. To develop organizational framework in order to give all members, including the smallest shop of the Association, fair representation in the successful pursuit of its business interests.
2. To develop an exchange of information and ideas beneficial to shop owners.
3. To unify body shops and develop a code of ethics.
4. To take appropriate action in an effort to discontinue any unethical practices to which we, as an industry, are subjected. |
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February 3, 2010
Press Release:
New York State Auto Collision Technicians Association
The New York State Auto Collision Technicians Association, (NYSACTA) today announced it is alerting its members and the general public to the potential safety risks with the use of aftermarket crash parts, and is calling on all insurers in NY who specify the use of un-tested, unqualified, NON-OEM compliant crash parts to take corrective action immediately.

State Farm’s Survey, which is used to determine current rates, is available online.
The survey information is reviewed frequently.

SAVE THE DATE 9-14-10 SAVE THE DATE
LONG ISLAND AUTO BODY REPAIRMEN'S ASSOCIATION
9th ANNUAL GOLF OUTING
Tuesday, September 14, 2010
Hamlet Willow Creek
Golf & Country Club
One Club House Drive
Mt. Sinai, NY

L.I.A.B.R.A.
The Long Island Auto Body Repairmen's Association
www.liabra.com
ACT WITH KNOWLEDGE - STAY CONNECTED WITH YOUR INDUSTRY
All Members, Spouses & Employees are Welcome to Attend & Participate
LIABRA P.O. Box 482
Centereach, N.Y. 11720
or E-mail Greenmtn@aol.com
Ed: 631-941-9647
FOUR BASIC CONSUMER RIGHTS
“Consumers need to know their rights, and know that the Insurance Department stands ready to protect them,” Superintendent of Insurance Eric R. Dinallo said. “If your insurer tells you that you need to get your car inspected or repaired at a particular place, call the Insurance Department at 1-800-342-3736. If, unfortunately, you are in an accident and need to have your car repaired, call the Department to find out your rights, or visit our website.”


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Meeting Date:
*** September 21, 2010 ***
Tuesday • 8 pm
Have a Happy, Healthy and Safe Summer
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Six Long Island ~ Auto Body Shops have come together to help Military families in need of vehicles .
They are members of National Auto body Council and the Long Island Auto Body Repairmen's Assoc Inc. (LIABRA) who have participated in the "2009 Recycled Rides Program". The Veterans of Foreign Wars(VFW) Suffolk County Council and together with the Suffolk County Veterans Service Agency helped locate the military individuals who need reliable transportation. The insurance companies involved in donating vehicles are: GEICO , Progressive , Allstate and Travelers.

DEC form must be sent in by 01/10/2010
Please call Ed Kizenberger 631-941-9647 with any questions.
More Information
Open Form Here
Titled Instructions
Liabra's 8th Annual Golf Outing on October 6, 2009 at Pine Ridge Golf Club in Coram was great fun, great weather, great food, with lots of prizes and giveaways for all. Thanks to all our sponsors and golfers and helpers for a fantastic day.
Attn: LIABRA Members
SCAM warning, please read below:
LIABRA Members have also received these calls and also recently e-mails
This is from CollisionWeek News...

Steering You Wrong
Randy Hassell sounds exasperated before the conversation even begins. The owner of Hassell Bros. Auto Body in Jamaica, Queens, has made these calls hundreds of times; he knows what is coming. A representative from GEICO, one of the largest automobile insurance companies in the nation, answers. She is sweet, her delivery is smooth and soothing. Randy explains that he is calling to report a claim for a customer who has taken his car to his shop for an estimate and repair. The calls all go according to what seems like a pre-set plan.

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New York State Auto Collision Technicians Association
Press Release: 1-22-2009
The New York State Auto Collision Technicians Association (NYSACTA) today released a statement regarding a report on illegal steering completed by the NYS Ins. Dept.

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