The lawsuit began with Allstate's allegations that both AGA and Isaly allegedly pressured its insureds into hiring them for windshield replacements, while obtaining assignment of benefits (AOBs). The lawsuit began to heat up, as AGA and Isaly responded to Allstate's emergency motion 24 hours before the presiding judge issued an order. To which AGA and Isaly filed another motion against Allstate. Shortly after a mediation was scheduled. The insurance company previously urged the court to deny AGA and Isaly's motion to compel Allstate provide its pricing agreements. Allstate cited confidentiality as its reason for not providing its pricing agreements. "Prior to the instant dispute with AGA, there were a few disputes with other glass shops regarding amounts paid by Allstate, which were resolved by settlement. The settlement agreements were designated as confidential and included pricing terms for payment of windshield repair and replacement claims.