Author Archives: Mitchell Sharp

Oregon Workers Compensation Rates in 2019 will be Going Down by 9.7% Effective January 1st, 2019; Oregon Workers Compensation Rates will be declining by an average of 9.7 percent. This marks the 6th consecutive year that workers comp rates have declined for … Continue reading →

5.6% Decline in Louisiana Workers Compensation Insurance Rates 2019 Last week the Louisiana Department of Insurance approved a rate filing recommended by the National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI). The announcement called for a statewide decrease of workers compensation rates … Continue reading →

Iowa Workers Compensation Rates 2019   https://iid.iowa.gov/documents/hearings/1-1-2019-ncci-rate-filing

Michigan Workers Compensation Insurance Rates 2019    https://www.moodyonthemarket.com/workers-comp-costs-expected-to-save-employers-again-as-mi-rate-drops-in-2019/

5 Questions to ask your Independent Agent the next time your Business is up for a Renewal Purchasing Commercial Insurance is one of the most crucial decisions any business owner can make and far too many business owners do not … Continue reading →

17% Decrease in Connecticut Workers Compensation Rates 2019 In 2019, CT Workers Compensation Rates will be decreasing by 17%. This is extremely good news for business owners within the state. This marks the fifth consecutive year the rates have dropped for … Continue reading →

sc workers compensation          590  we currently rank 18 south carolina workers compensation   A majority of South Carolina employers will see an average 7% reduction in workers compensation rates, while employers in the assigned risk pool … Continue reading →

Indiana Workers Compensation Rates Will Decline in 2019 by 7.6 Percent  Indiana Workers Compensation Rates 2019 will be declining by an amount of 7.6 percent on average for businesses throughout the state. The Indiana Department of Insurance approved the rate … Continue reading →

Florida Workers Compensation Rates 2019    Florida Workers Compensation Rates 2019 have been in a state of flux for multiple years. In 2019, the fluctuation is resulting in lower premium rates for workers compensation insurance. The amount it will decrease … Continue reading →