LM Portal

We are excited to launch the new LM Portal! The new LM Web Portal will allow you to:

  • View your policy information, download policy documents, quotes, and invoices.
  • Request to add or remove an attorney and other policy changes.
  • Request a confirmation of insurance.             
  • Make a payment online.


You can also download our new App on the app store and do everything on the go! Look for Lawyers Mutual NC in the app store.

 

FAQs

How do I set up my account?
The primary account holder on your policy was emailed a link to set up the portal account. The link was sent from no-reply@myportal.lawyersmutualnc.com with the subject line "Welcome to the LMNC Web Portal!" Check your spam folder. 

What email did the activation link come from?
In order to activate your new portal account, you need to use the email link sent to you. The link was sent from no-reply@myportal.lawyersmutualnc.com with the subject line "Welcome to the LMNC Web Portal!" Check your spam folder. 

How do I find the App?
Download the app on your iPhone or Android device - Lawyers Mutual NC in the app store

How do I access the portal?
Click here or go to https://myportal.lawyersmutualnc.com

Who do I contact for help?
If you encounter any problems activating your account or any have any questions using the new portal and mobile app, contact underwriting at 1-800-662-8843 or underwriting@lawyersmutualnc.com

 

 

 

 

 

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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

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