Boston-based Liberty Mutual said it plans to add 30 direct agents to the Massachusetts market selling auto insurance.
The company said the move is in response to reforms the state is making to create an automobile insurance market that is more competitive.
Liberty said the additions would increase its automobile insurance sales force by 50 percent. The sales representatives would be in place when new regulations hit the market on April 1.
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