Liberty Mutual Equipment Re
A better choice for equipment breakdown
In these competitive times, it pays to explore Equipment Breakdown (EB) coverage through Liberty Mutual Equipment Re (LMERe). With the backing of a global insurance leader, our EB coverage can give you the business edge you’re looking for.
This isn’t just any EB coverage, though. We’ll build a custom product strategy based on your specific business needs, to make sure you have exactly the right coverages to protect your business, farm, and home customers. Along with great protection, you can rely on us for efficient service, expert claims management, and clear guidelines – all designed to help save you time and money.
Established in 2007, the Liberty Mutual Equipment Re team is a leader in the reinsurance market. Today, we continue to expand our appetite and build strategic partnerships, backed by the financial strength and security of a Fortune 100 company.
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Report a claim
Please refer to your First Notice of Loss document or contact:
Josemon Raju, Client Service Manager
1-857–224-7797 I Email -
Schedule a jurisdictional inspection
To request a jurisdictional inspection, contact us:
1-877–526-0020 I Email
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Coverage and insurance are provided and underwritten by Liberty Mutual Insurance Company or its affiliates or subsidiaries. When we offer insurance products, we will state clearly which insurer will underwrite the policy. Some policies may be placed with a surplus lines insurer. Surplus lines insurers generally do not participate in state guaranty funds and coverage may only be obtained through duly licensed surplus lines brokers.
