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11 Dec The Rules Covering Workers’ Compensation Every Californian Employer Should Know

Posted at 11:38h in Work Comp by Adam M

A worker is moving freight around the warehouse when an improperly loaded set of shelves comes down on top of his forklift causing serious injuries. After a thorough investigation, the inspectors determined who was at fault and that the safety cage on the forklift had...

08 Nov 9 Steps Agents Can Take To Help Control Their Clients Workers’ Compensation Costs

Posted at 14:41h in Uncategorized, Work Comp by Adam M

It seems that for many insurance agents once they sell workers’ comp insurance to their clients, that’s the last time they have anything to do with it. Far too often the only time the subject of worker’s comp comes up is when an employee gets...

16 Oct Brokers Must Have Workers’ Comp Insurance

Posted at 08:48h in Work Comp by Adam M

Many real estate brokers are unaware of the laws that require them to provide their agents with workers’ compensation insurance or they just chose to ignore them. Why? It seems that there are over 23,000 brokers who currently have one or more agents (both real...

09 Oct Six Ways Agents Fail Their Workers Compensation Clients

Posted at 10:19h in Work Comp by Adam M

There are many reasons how insurance agents fail to service their clients’ workers’ comp claims. For some, it is simply a matter of spreading themselves too thin and being unable to perform the necessary follow up care, for others it could simply be a case...

16 Aug Writing Workers Compensation With Flow Insurance Services

Posted at 10:07h in Work Comp by Adam M

Here at Flow, we strive to be the best workers compensation general agency because our agents deserve the best. Our goal is to be your first stop after your core carriers. Whether you are looking for more competitive pricing, better coverage, or access to products...

22 Jun How Insurance Agents can help Clients Ensure Their Workers Compensation Costs are Accurate

Posted at 09:24h in Work Comp by Adam M

With the hundreds of job classifications available, some having only minor differences, it is common for class code mistakes to occur. Low risk clerical employees are often misclassified into higher rated classifications. These mistakes can easily pass from agent to agent as one copies over...