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Fleet Response Integrates Paragon Subrogation Services
All claims management and subrogation services previously offered under the Paragon brand will continue under Fleet Response.

Fleet Response acquired Paragon in 2021 and has since run both brands simultaneously.
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Fleet Response announced a strategic transformation that involves the integration of Paragon Subrogation Services, LLC, and the emergence with Fleet Response.
The decision to integrate Paragon into Fleet Response is a strategic evolution aimed at aligning Fleet Response's brand identity with the changing landscape of claim management and subrogation, according to the company's news release.
This unified brand identity will allow Fleet Response to communicate a message to its target audience, partners, and the market.
Fleet Response Integrates Paragon: What to Expect
Here is what to expect from the integration:
Service Continuity: All services previously offered under the Paragon brand will continue under Fleet Response.
Same Team: The experienced team remains unchanged.
Commitment to Excellence: Fleet Response remains committed to delivering solutions.
“Fleet Response is embarking on a transformative journey as we integrate Paragon Subrogation, LLC. This strategic move reflects our commitment to adaptability and innovation, ensuring that we continue to meet the needs of our customers in a rapidly changing landscape," said President Allison Lanzilotta. “Paragon Subrogation has been an integral part of our journey. As we incorporate Paragon, we express our gratitude to all those who have been part of this brand's success, especially Ray and Ani (Naccachian).”
Since its start in 1995, Paragon earned a reputation in the carrier-to-carrier insurance world. The family-owned business in Chatsworth, Calif., was founded by Ani Naccachian and her husband, Ray Naccachian.
In 2021, Fleet Response acquired Paragon and has since run both brands simultaneously.
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