The GEICO board of directors has announced the election of two new officers and the promotion of two other officers, with changes set to take effect on May 25.

GEICO has filed a second federal lawsuit in Arizona against another auto glass repair shop suspected of submitting fraudulent glass repair bills.

GEICO’s Center of Excellence took home the exceptional employer award at a recent Indiana award show.

GEICO regional offices in Georgia are trying to fill several openings.

A San Antonio auto body shop has lost a case against GEICO to recoup funds it says were lost in a breach of contract claim.

U.S. personal auto insurance companies have recently noticed their best underwriting performance in a decade.

As a senior licensing instructor, Chris Orrison helps GEICO associates obtain the certifications and licenses they need to serve customers. Orrison has been an adjunct continuing education instructor at Central Georgia Technical College (CGTC) since 2012 and recently started teaching business credit courses.

GEICO has partnered with EAC Network for a third year to offer safety seat checks for Long Island families.

A Michigan federal court Thursday dismissed Geico’s price-fixing claims in massive multidistrict litigation against auto parts makers, but allowed the company an opportunity to sue the defendants individually.

A scheme in Miami-Dade County involved insurance claims for phony auto repairs totaling some $530,000 in less than half a year. The defendants are facing charges of racketeering and related offenses.