The Travelers Indemnity Company - Underinsured Coverage (NM)
Travelers allegedly sold misleading New Mexico UIM coverage and reduced some benefits using offsets tied to the at-fault driver's insurance.
Eligibility
Who may qualify?
You may qualify if you had UIM coverage under a Travelers New Mexico auto policy between January 1, 2015 and August 16, 2022.
Payout
How much could I get?
You may receive 29% of eligible UIM premiums or have an affected UIM claim reevaluated without the disputed offset.
Filing effort
How hard is it to file?
Online filing needs the 10-character Unique ID and 4-digit PIN from your notice, and some claim reevaluations may require documents.
Claim ID help
How do I find my claim ID or notice?
Where to look for your claim ID or notice
Look for a mailed or emailed settlement notice with a 10-character Unique ID and a 4-digit PIN.
What to do if you cannot find your claim ID
If you cannot find your notice or login information, call the Claims Administrator at 1-877-367-8719.
Email search keywords
Try copying these keywords into Gmail, Outlook, or another email search box.
"Aguilar-Tafoya" OR "Brewton" OR "Travelers" OR "Epiq" OR "Claim ID" OR "Notice ID" OR "Unique ID" OR "Settlement ID" OR "Class Member ID" OR "PIN"Eligibility check
Am I eligible for this settlement?
Answer a few quick questions.
This is not legal advice. The quiz may be wrong. Always review the official settlement website before filing.
Official source
Where do I file or verify details?
Use the official settlement website to verify eligibility, claim forms, deadlines, notices, and administrator instructions before filing.
Visit official settlement website