What to do if your vehicle is stolen from Nationwide Insurance

Call the police to file a report. Theyâ€™ll likely add your information to national theft databases that will make it harder for the thief to sell or re-title your car.
Give police the location of the theft, as well as a description of your vehicle and license plate number. If possible, include your vehicle identification (VIN) and registration numbers.
Let police know if your vehicle has a device that helps track and recover a stolen vehicle through GPS. Popular services include LoJackÂ®, OnStarÂ® and Safety ConnectÂ®.
Locate & secure your title. If your vehicle is leased or financed, also alert the lender or leasing company

Nicholas Springer

President

Nick Springer, current President and CEO of Springer Insurance, joined the agency in 2000. From CSR to telemarketer, Associate Agent, Vice President, and now President, Nick has worked nearly every job in the agency — including janitor while he was in middle school two nights a week!

After taking over for Reta, who retired in 2018, Nick and his wife, Shannon, have grown the agency to four locations and recently moved the Home Office to a new office condo, still located in Midlothian. Over his many years in the insurance industry, Nick has attained the designation of Certified Authority on Workers Compensation (CAWC) and the coveted Certified Insurance Counselor (CIC) designation.

Nick is also the creator of ThresholdApp.com and AgentsRVA.com, tools designed to support insurance agencies, agents, and clients with smarter access to information and resources.

Nick is now heading up the new Springer Private Client Division, geared toward providing personalized insurance solutions for clients with more complex personal insurance needs. Outside of the agency, Nick enjoys boating on the Chesapeake Bay and Lake Gaston with his wife, Shannon, and their two children, Cruize and Caris.

Meet Nicholas