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Founded in 1948, Higginbotham is one of the largest independent insurance and financial services brokers in the United States. The company is employee-owned and operates on a "Day Two" service model, which emphasizes providing ongoing support and resources to clients beyond the initial policy sale. Its core offerings include business insurance, employee benefits, retirement plans, personal insurance, and risk management services, catering to a diverse client base across various industries. Through strategic acquisitions and organic growth, Higginbotham has expanded its footprint significantly, becoming a major player in the U.S. market.

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Higginbotham

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