Contractors Helping with Hurricane Relief | Out of State Workers Compensation Contractors are responding to help repair and rebuild the recent hurricane damage in Texas, Florida, Georgia, and South Carolina.... read more →
Business owners waste millions of dollars in workers compensation premiums each year. But the solution is simple and inexpensive. Numbers don’t lie, and an effective Return to Work (RTW) program... read more →
From June through November, hurricanes are at their peak. During hurricanes, heavy rains and winds can severely damage or destroy homes and businesses. In the interest... read more →
Bankers Insurance recommends each one of our clients consider a personal umbrella liability insurance policy. It is one of the least expensive and most broad coverages available, protecting against exposures... read more →
Are you in need of coverage to protect your seafood crop against mortality? Aquaculturists are marine farmers. However, many of the benefits traditionally available to conventional farmers are not available... read more →
Many homes and businesses are vacant when on the market. As a real estate professional, it is important to understand the unique risks associated with vacant property, how to mitigate... read more →
Workers compensation insurance is one of the largest cost drivers for staffing agencies. It can make the difference between one agency being able to fill a position profitably, and another... read more →
Waivers of subrogation stir many questions among our non-emergency medical transportation clients. Can we provide them? What are they? These questions usually arise when our clients enter into a transportation... read more →
Certain contracts to provide non-emergency medical transportation services may require changes to your insurance policies. These commonly come from transportation managers such as Logisticare, MTM, or Southeastrans. They also may... read more →
OSHA recently announced they will not be ready to accept required electronic submissions of injury/illness by July 1, 2017 and will therefore extend their original deadline. Electronic Reporting Requirement In... read more →