Liberty Mutual And Safeco Insurance Catastrophe Teams Blanket Region To Handle Hurricane Harvey Claims
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By a News Reporter-Staff News Editor at Insurance Weekly News -- To help customers promptly and safely recover from the devastating damage of Hurricane Harvey in Texas, Liberty Mutual and Safeco Insurance have sent teams of nearly 400 property and auto claims experts to the area to handle claims, with approximately 2,000 specialists available by telephone to assist customers. To further facilitate quick customer response, the companies have set up a temporary home and auto claims mobile units at 9232 Will Clayton Parkway in Humble, and at The Woodlands Mall in The Woodlands. These mobile units will locate closer to the directly impacted region as road conditions permit.
"Helping our customers in their time of greatest need is our first priority, and we have a deep roster of nearly 2,400 claims experts on the ground and by telephone available to ensure that we are responding as promptly as possible to everyone who has experienced a loss from this storm," said Michael Fiato, chief claims officer, Liberty Mutual U.S. Consumer Markets. "Once safe to do so, customers should reach out to us by phone, internet, mobile applications, through their agent, or at our temporary response vehicle locations with their claims or questions."
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