Reporting Auto Insurance Claims Baker LA

There are two types of car insurance claims: a collision claim and a comprehensive claim. In this article, you’ll learn more about these types of insurance claims and how to contact an agent.

Local Companies

Allstate Insurance Company - Agnes Andrews
225-383-0877
1200 S Acadian Thruway
Baton Rouge, LA
Barkas, Bill - State Farm Insurance Agent
225-924-3452
8888 Jefferson Hwy
Baton Rouge, LA
Daily, Sam - State Farm Insurance Agent
225- 292-3003
11821 Coursey Blvd
Baton Rouge, LA
ABC Insurance Agencies
225-291-8800
11420 Airline Hwy
Baton Rouge, LA
A Victory Agency Inc - Progressive
985 626 3300
1703 North Causeway Blvd. Suite C
Mandeville, LA
A J Mclin Insurance Agency LLC
225-293-3666
5353 Jones Creek Rd
Baton Rouge, LA
Farizo David
(504) 348-1417
2360 Barataria Blvd
Marrero, LA
Stewart Pat Insurance Agent
(225) 665-9000
635 Hatchell Ln
Denham Springs, LA
Direct General Insurance Agency Inc
(504) 340-1004
7585 Westbank Expy
Marrero, LA
Flamingo Insurance Group
(318) 255-5335
2030 E Kentucky Ave
Ruston, LA

There are two common types of car insurance claims that can be reported for damage to the vehicle that you own.

  1. Collision Claim - A collision claim is a claim for damage to the vehicle that you insure caused by a collision. The collision may have been with any object and is not limited to multiple car accidents. Collision claims include solo car accidents in which the driver may have hit a building, light post or any other object.

  2. Comprehensive Claim - A comprehensive claim is for any damage to your vehicle not caused by a collision. Frequently, comprehensive claims are made for theft or vandalism damage. Other Comprehensive Claims include fire damage and flood. Damage caused by impact with an animal is usually also considered a Comprehensive claim.

If you suffer damage to your vehicle, you will need to contact your insurance carrier in order to start the claims process. Most carriers offer the following methods to report a claim.

  1. Contact Your Agent - The majority of insurance carriers sell policies through Agents. The Agent is a brick and mortar business that solicits business on behalf of an insurance company. They operate as your point of contact and you can contact your Agent in order to file the claim. They will ask you for the facts of the loss and details on your damages, at which time they will submit a claim form to the insurance carrier for further review.

  2. Contact the Insurance Company by phone - If desired, you can skip contacting your Agent and you can call the insurance company directly. Most carriers place their phone numbers on your bills, proof of insurance cards and websites, so you can easily contact them in case of a loss or damage to your vehicle.

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Author: Brad Halvorsen

Featured Local Company

Allstate Insurance Company - Agnes Andrews

225-383-0877
1200 S Acadian Thruway
Baton Rouge, LA


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