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What is Workers' Compensation?
What Does Workers Compensation Insurance Cover?
These are some of the many standard benefits that workers compensation can possibly cover. Start your journey here and we can answer any of your questions regarding any of the coverages available in your state for your business:
Who Needs Workers'
Compensation Insurance?
Labor laws vary by state. Generally, if you have one or more employees (full or part-time), you may need workers' compensation insurance. Industries that often need it include:
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New To Workers' Compensation Insurance?
Here is What to Expect
It depends. Many businesses with one or more employees (full or part-time) may be required by law to carry workers' compensation insurance.
If you're required to have it and don't, your business may face fines and other legal repercussions. Give us a call and we can help you understand if you need coverage.
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Here are some ways to save when getting workers' compensation:
- Implementing safety standards
- Bundling policies
- Employee training to reduce changes of injuries
- Raising deductibles
- Coverage limit selection
- And more!
Insurance companies calculate the premium costs based upon your state's requirements, the industry, and the coverages you want.
We can quote you rates from varies companies so you can make an informed buying decision.
Yes, some industries or jobs may be exempt from any laws in their state. Sole proprietors and independent contractors are not required to have it. Jobs such as agricultural workers. real estate agents, and more may also be exempt.
Contact our licensed agents today to find out if you need workers' compensation and, if so, how much it may cost.
No. While this depends on your state and policy, there are some times an injury may occur and not be covered under a plan.
Here are a few examples:
- Injuries that occur due to a fight started by the employee
- Injuries that happened due to being intoxicated while on the job
- Injuries an employee may afflict upon themselves intentionally
Our licensed agents can help you understand your plan options and select coverage that makes sense for your business.
Even if you don't have employees, it might be a good idea to get coverage for yourself. It may meet contract requirements with clients too, depending on your agreement details.
We'd be happy to help you shop for workers' compensation insurance. Give one of our licensed agents a call at 1-844-358-5605 today to see what options may be available.
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