Real carrier recommendations from independent insurance agents who have placed workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in North Carolina.
Real conversations from agents about placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in North Carolina.
Hello! I am trying to find a company to place a temporary staffing company for workers comp. I have tried all the standard carriers along with a few MGAs but am having trouble finding someone who accepts this risk. Any NC agents have any suggestions? Or have you written temporary staffing before?...
Assigned risk or maybe Amerisafe.
What kind of work?
Looking for a carrier that will write WC on new venture restaurant in NC that is planning to stay open late night (2/3am) with no alcohol sales. Any direction helps!
Workers Comp help in North Carolina. Usually the rate bureau gives us a circular on the change to officers/LLC member payroll for April 1st of the coming year. Usually drops in Novemberish. I cannot find one for April 1st 2026. If I dig iinto the manual - I think the payroll is going from 62,900 to...
North Carolina Workers Comp, LLC who has no employees and uses insured subs for 100% of the work. Owner excluded. What carrier will accept this risk?
I need assistance with a client who is an electrician based in Houston, Texas. He recently secured projects in Louisiana, North Carolina, Florida, and Missouri. He currently carries General Liability, Workers' Compensation, and Commercial Auto insurance. He is licensed in Texas and operates in...
Based on agent discussions, carriers frequently mentioned for workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in North Carolina include various surplus and admitted carriers. Availability varies by specific risk details.
Many agents report difficulty placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in North Carolina. Our database contains 5 discussions specifically about this niche in North Carolina, reflecting the ongoing challenges agents face finding willing carriers.
Independent agents in North Carolina 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.
I have written a few but most have been in a PEO. 99% of standards will not write this. How big is it and send me a pm I can help guide you a bit better.