Insurance Company Phone Numbers
Car accident claims phone numbers for Connecticut insurance companies:
- State Farm: 1-800-SF-CLAIM (1-800-732-5246)
- GEICO: 1-800-841-3000
- Progressive: 1-800-776-4737
- Allstate: 1-800-ALLSTATE (1-800-255-7828)
- USAA: 1-800-531-8722
- Liberty Mutual: 1-800-2CLAIMS (1-800-225-2467)
- Farmers: 1-800-435-7764
- Nationwide: 1-800-421-3535
- American Family: 1-800-MYAMFAM (1-800-692-6326)
- Travelers: 1-800-252-4633
- Auto Club Exchange (AAA): 1-800-672-5246
- Erie Insurance: 1-800-367-3743
- Kemper: 1-866-536-7376
- National General Holdings Corp.: 1-800-325-1088
- CSAA Insurance Exchange: 1-800-207-3618
- Auto-Owners Insurance: 1-888-252-4626
- Mercury Insurance: 1-800-503-3724
- MetLife: 1-800-854-6011
- The Hartford: 1-800-243-5860
- Auto Club Insurance Association: 1-800-497-6371
- Amica Mutual: 1-800-242-6422
- The Hanover Insurance Group: 1-800-628-0250
- COUNTRY Financial: 1-866-COUNTRY (1-866-268-6879)
- NJM Insurance: 1-800-367-6564
- Southern Farm Bureau Casualty: 1-800-799-7500
- Sentry Insurance: 800-473-6879
- Shelter Insurance: 800-743-5837
- Alfa Mutual Group: 800-964-2532
- Ameriprise Financial (through CONNECT): 800-872-5246
- Chubb: 800-252-467
- Texas Farm Bureau Insurance: 1-800-266-5458
- Tennessee Farmers Insurance Cos.: 1-877-876-2222
- Plymouth Rock of New Jersey: 1-800-437-5556
- The Cincinnati Insurance Cos.: 1-877-242-2544
- North Carolina Farm Bureau Insurance: 1-800-226-6383
- Kentucky Farm Bureau: 1-866-532-2524
- State Auto: 1-800-766-1853
- Consumers County Mutual Insurance Co.: Typically handled through Texas Farm Bureau, 1-800-266-5458
- Grange Insurance: 1-800-445-3030
- American National: 1-800-333-2860
- Loya Insurance: 1-800-880-0472
- Farm Bureau Financial Services: 1-800-226-6383
- Safety Insurance: 1-617-951-0600
- Wawanesa General Insurance Co.: 1-888-929-2670
- Horace Mann: 1-800-999-1030
- Markel: 1-800-362-7535
- Michigan Farm Bureau: 1-877-324-6764
- Plymouth Rock Co.: 1-800-437-5556
- Home State Insurance Group: 1-800-282-4489
- American Access Casualty Co: 1-800-708-0123
What to do After a Car Accident
1. Check for Injuries & Get Help
- Check to see if you or your passengers are injured. Call 911 immediately if anyone is hurt.
- Check on the occupants of the other vehicle(s) to see if they are injured. Avoid moving injured people unless there’s an immediate danger. Call 911 immediately if anyone is hurt.
- Understand that anything you say to 911 or the police on scene will probably be recorded.
2. Move to a Safe Location
- If it is safe to do so, move the vehicles to the side of the road/out of hazardous areas.
3. Report the Accident to the Police
- Always call the police to report the accident, even for minor accidents. A police report could provide crucial details for your insurance claim or legal case. You should provide a factual statement but avoid speculation or admitting fault.
- Understand that anything you say to 911 or the police on scene will probably be recorded and can be used in your case (for or against you).
4. Collect Information
- Collect information about all parties involved in the accident. Get names, addresses, phone numbers, driver’s license numbers, license plate numbers, and insurance information.
- If there are any witnesses, be sure to obtain their contact information as well.
- Take photographs and video of the accident scene. Make sure to get images from all angles. Photograph visible injuries, vehicle damage, road conditions, and anything else that seems important.
- Write down the details about the accident, including the date, time, weather conditions, location, and the events leading up to the collision.
5. Seek Medical Attention
- Even if you feel fine, you should get checked by a medical professional after an accident. Some injuries, such as internal injuries might not be immediately apparent.
- Follow your doctor’s orders for treatment. Be sure to keep all medical records and receipts.
6. Report the Accident to Your Insurance Company
- Contact your insurance company to report the car accident. Everything you say to them is recorded.
- Do not give any recorded statements to any insurance company without speaking to a lawyer first.
- Ask your insurance claims rep about what your policy clovers: rental car, medical expenses, vehicle repairs, and more.
7. Avoid Sharing on Social Media
- Do NOT under any circumstances post any information about your crash or injuries on social media.
7. Consider Legal Advice
- If you have any questions about your rights, dealing with insurance companies, or the insurance claims process, consider consulting with a personal injury attorney. A personal injury attorney can provide guidance to make sure your interests are protected.
- If the other party’s insurance company or legal representative contact you, it may be best to consult an attorney before making any statements or signing any documents.
