Higginbotham Increases Lubbock Presence with Butler Carson Tate Insurance Merger
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Weekly News -- Higginbotham and Butler Carson Tate Insurance announced the merger of their operations in Lubbock, Texas. This is Higginbotham's second office in Lubbock, having entered the market in 2015 when it merged with another locally managed independent insurance agency. The two offices and their combined 18 insurance and financial services professionals will work in unison to deliver a single source solution to west Texas businesses and families.
Higginbotham is headquartered in Fort Worth, Texas, and ranked by revenue as the largest independent insurance broker based in the state. It operates 29 offices in Texas and Oklahoma City, most of which were established agencies that joined the firm to draw on their collective strength to service customers.
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