Higginbotham Enters Kentucky by Combining with The Underwriters Group, Inc.
Higginbotham is strategically growing by partnering with independent insurance firms that complement its service model and add scale to its operation, which now spans 13 states. With 75 employees,
Founded to serve the underground mining industry, today
In a joint statement, Stuart and
Higginbotham named
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Headquartered in
About Higginbotham
Employee owned and customer inspired, Higginbotham is a single source solution for insurance, financial and HR services that brokers business and personal insurance, employee benefits, retirement plans, executive benefits and life insurance. It supplements coverage with in-house risk management and benefit plan administration services. The firm was founded in 1948 and is headquartered in
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