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To report a claim to Lawyers Mutual, call us at 800.662.8843 or 919.677.8900.

Claire Modlin

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Vice-President of Claims - litigation, medical malpractice, personal injury. and insurance defense.

Will Graebe

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Claims Counsel, Relationship Manager

Laura Loyek

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Claims Counsel - estates and trusts, bankruptcy, and business litigation.

Warren Savage

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Senior Claims Counsel - administrative law, appellate practice, civil procedure, criminal defense, insurance issues, personal injury, and litigation.

Mark Scruggs

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Senior Claims Counsel - appellate practice, civil procedure, family law, litigation, personal injury, and workers' compensation.

Wayne Stephenson

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Claims Counsel - real estate, foreclosure, general business/commercial transactions, and family law.

Uta Zacharias

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Senior Claims Counsel - real estate, foreclosure, general business/commercial transactions, and employment law.

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Lawyers Mutual Insurance Company

1001 Winstead Drive, Suite 285

Cary, NC 27513

919.677.8900

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1.800.662.8843

Fax: 919.677.9641

info@lawyersmutualnc.com

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