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What A High Experience Mod Means and How It Can Affect You
Claims Management, Construction Practice Group Content, Food & Beverage Practice Group Content, General Liability Insurance, Human Services Practice Group Content, Line of Insurance, Risk Management, Transportation Practice Group Content, Workers Compensation Insurance, Workers Compensation Premium AuditsYour Experience Modification Rate (EMR) is still elevated—perhaps higher than last year. Re-marketing your insurance buys time, not relief. Because EMR adjusts workers’ comp pricing according to loss performance, the only durable fix is…

Workers' Comp Audit Risk from 1099 Contractors: NY Residential Property Owners
Commercial Property, Real Estate Practice Group, Vendor Sub Contractor Qualification, Workers Compensation Insurance
For most New York residential owners and operators, independent contractors are just part of doing business. Masonry, roofing, plumbing, unit turns—there’s always another project, another 1099, another COI to track. The problem is that…

How a High EMR Impacts Construction: 5 Key Effects
Claims Management, Construction Practice Group Content, Workers Compensation Insurance
A high Experience Modification Rate (EMR or Mod) doesn’t just raise your workers’ comp premiums—it can quietly drain profitability across your entire construction business. EMR is a number insurers use to adjust your workers’ comp…

Mental Health & Workers’ Comp: What Owners Should Do
Claims Management, Other, Workers Compensation Insurance
The Issue at Hand
Workplace injuries rarely end with stitches and physical therapy. Many events leave psychological trauma that disrupts care and delays return to work. Symptoms include acute stress, anxiety, depression, or…

Why Current Economic Conditions Are Perfect To Restructure Your Insurance Program
Captive, General Liability Insurance, Line of Insurance, Risk Financing, Risk Management, Risk Transfer, Workers Compensation InsuranceIn our opinion, there is no better time to consider alternative risk transfer as a strategy to get more cost-efficient with respect to your current commercial property insurance, commercial liability insurance, workers compensation insurance,…

How Workers' Compensation Class Code #8873 "Telecommuter Reassigned Employees" Can Help You Save Money On Your Insurance Premium
Construction Practice Group Content, Food & Beverage Practice Group Content, Human Services Practice Group Content, Marketplace News, Risk Financing, Risk Management, Transportation Practice Group Content, Workers Compensation Insurance, Workers Compensation Premium AuditsThe New York Workers’ Compensation Insurance Rating Board (NYCIRB) has released a new class code for ‘Telecommuter Reassigned Employees’.
If you are a business owner you might be wondering how do I adjust my workers' compensation rates…

COVID-19 on NYS Workers Compensation
Claims Management, Human Services Practice Group Content, Other, Workers Compensation InsuranceThe COVID-19 outbreak has spread all throughout America, but most notably in New York. Considering America’s largest metropolitan hub is New York City, when the disease hit it was bound to be catastrophic. Due to the heavy outbreak in New…

Work Injuries - Main Types and Causes
Claims Management, OSHA, Risk Management, Workers Compensation InsuranceWork injuries are all too common in the workplace. Just this year alone, workplace injuries will cost businesses over $59 billion, and that number continues to increase every year. Among the list of top workplace injuries, the “usual suspects”…

Heat Injury and Illness in the Workplace
Claims Management, Employers Practice Liability Insurance, HR Challenges, Risk Management, Workers Compensation InsuranceAn Under looked problem
Heat injury and illness is a serious work-related danger that affects millions of American workers each year. Not only do heat injuries directly cause injuries/illness, but at times they are the underlying reason for…
