February 18th, 2022
Part 1: Getting Your Vehicle Repaired
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Everything from shipping delays, labor shortages to COVID’s continued challenges has caused the shutdown of production factories which makes getting vehicle parts difficult if not impossible.
Personal Injury attorney Fred Balkin provides some tip on getting back onto the road quickly, including the benefit of using reconditioned parts, which can be as good if not better than new parts, as well as making sure the repair shop has both the parts and the needed labor ready to go once you drop your vehicle off.
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