So, I have had no issues with the insurance itself. Yet. I have been with State Farm for almost a…read moreyear for auto insurance, and they are cheaper than all the others. I have not filed a claim yet, so I can't speak to that. However, I have had nothing but issues with the Kim Lego agency, both personally and professionally. Personally, when I signed up for auto insurance, Raquel Gonzalez helped me. Raquel said she was going to "bundle my insurance" to save me money but did not explain it. I ended up with auto, renters, and life insurance that I did not need. I canceled the rest as soon as I realized what she had done and only kept the auto insurance I had requested. I was confused because a third party kept calling me to get my health info, and I did not know why. So, selling extra products is unethical, but I let it go. Professionally, I have had my 02-15 life, health, and annuity insurance license for almost a year, and I applied to the Kim Lego agency just to see how different agencies operated. Maybe I would find something I liked better than where I am at. Who knows? I had a screening interview with someone named Kristina Leonard ( who is not mentioned on the "team page" of the agency website). When I asked who she was and how she was affiliated with Kim Lego Agency, she sounded offended and replied that she was "Kim's executive assistant." She rudely asked me why I wanted to work there, how much I wanted to make annually, and if I could commit to a 9-5 schedule. That's it. I answered her questions, although when I told her, that salary depends on how the salary/commission structure works, but I would like to make as much as possible, she rudely snapped, "What? You can't give me a number of how much you want to make each year?" She was 6 minutes late for a 15-minute phone screen that lasted less than two minutes, and I was not allowed to ask any questions. The next day I received a generic email about how "we have chosen to go forward with other candidates." I am not sure why I was rejected when having my license already puts me ahead of a lot of candidates. I believe Kristina simply did not like me because I asked who she was and tried to ask questions about the position during her phone screen. She was rude, short, and not pleasant at all. After reading some of these reviews, I see that no one else seems to have met Kim Lego. Is she even real? The bottom line is to go with State Farm but pick a different agency.