Real carrier recommendations from independent insurance agents who have placed workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Georgia.
These carriers are most frequently recommended by agents for placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Georgia.
Real conversations from agents about placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Georgia.
I have some accounts that are landscaping companies, where they pay their workers as 1099s instead of classifying them as W2s. After reading the policy forms and researching case law, it seems like there is a serious grey area on whether or not a company’s GL policy would respond if there is a...
There are companies that pay their employees as 1099’s. In the eyes of insurance we don’t care how the taxes are filed. If they are only working for your insured, they are considered an employee. Do...
I’m curious to hear from any agency owners out there who have successfully completed a professional certification (CIC, CPCU, etc.). I’d love to hear some advice on how you carved out time. I...
I have a staffing agency in Georgia that provides nurses for hospitals. She has an RN & an LPN that are W2 and need Workers Compensation. Any ideas?
I’m looking for advice on where you guys are going for workers comp coverage for roofers. I’m in Georgia and struggling. Thanks!
What carriers for roofing workman’s comp in GA? BTIS, Amtrust, Three, among several others have said no.
Anyone know where I can get a quote for a certificate only (ghost) WC policy in GA for a plumber? I typically only handle NY and PA. Customer is a family member. I tried calling an agent local to them who said they’d charge him $25 per certificate. I can appreciate they need to make money but...
Based on agent discussions, carriers frequently mentioned for workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Georgia include AmTrust. Availability varies by specific risk details.
Many agents report difficulty placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Georgia. Our database contains 5 discussions specifically about this niche in Georgia, reflecting the ongoing challenges agents face finding willing carriers.
Independent agents in Georgia recommend networking with peers, working with wholesale brokers like RT Specialty or Kinsale, and checking surplus lines markets. Browse the 5 agent discussions below for specific carrier recommendations.
There is no such thing as a 1099 employee. They are either subcontractors or employees. If they are being paid as subcontractors, they must behave like subcontractors. There should be a written...