Real carrier recommendations from independent insurance agents who have placed workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Pennsylvania.
These carriers are most frequently recommended by agents for placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Pennsylvania.
Real conversations from agents about placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Pennsylvania.
Event insurance+workers comp? One policy or 2 separate things? Indiana. I have a client that needs a 1 day event liability policy + workers comp?? Here is the verbiage from the venue: Licensee will obtain and maintain, through an insurance carrier having an A.M. Best Rating A-VII or better, the...
Encova - usually through an MGA for me.
I have a customer with a physical address in PA and the Corporation is a Delaware Corporation. Employer is a Temporary Medical Staffing Agency and the workers are all working in different states with none in PA. Does anyone know where the Temp Agency can get workers compensation with all states...
Looking for a referral in Pennsylvania I was recently contacted by a nonprofit dance company (ballet) currently insured through the state fund and exploring more competitive workers’ comp options. They appear to be based in Pennsylvania, and I’m only licensed in TX/OK, so I’m looking to connect...
Looking for workers comp carriers in PA for “for hire” transportation risks. Any suggestions?
Workers Comp - PA. They do junk removal – like, you clean out your garage then call my guys, they haul your junk away. This is a new start up, which I know can be an issue for some carriers. I do not have the GL; it's with Next. I have the BA with Progressive.
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 Pennsylvania include Encova, Employers, Progressive, Next. Availability varies by specific risk details.
Many agents report difficulty placing workers compensation for hard-to-place classes in Pennsylvania. Our database contains 6 discussions specifically about this niche in Pennsylvania, reflecting the ongoing challenges agents face finding willing carriers.
Independent agents in Pennsylvania recommend networking with peers, working with wholesale brokers like RT Specialty or Kinsale, and checking surplus lines markets. Browse the 6 agent discussions below for specific carrier recommendations.
Looking for workers comp carriers in PA for “for hire” transportation risks. Any suggestions?