Workers’ Comp Posts

Just as you’re there for your clients during the good times, you’ve got to be giving your support during the bad times. So here’s our helpful guide on the best ways insurance agents can support their restaurant clients.

If you love helping people and want to enter into a high-paying job market with easy career progression, then an insurance agency may be for you. But what does it take to be an insurance agent? Read more here!

Small Business Saturday is a vast movement that sees millions of Americans switching their attention away from the big chains and shopping local for a weekend. It’s also something insurance agents can tap into. Use this opportunity to connect with your current customer base and engage with new clients as the festive season begins.

Slips, falls, and accidents are incredibly common during the winter and aren’t necessarily due to negligence. However, if an accident happens on the job, it’s the workplace’s responsibility. That’s something employers want to avoid at all costs, even if they have comprehensive worker’s compensation insurance. If you want to be proactive in helping your clients prevent claims before they happen, please feel free to send them this list of wintertime safety tips for the workplace!

At Normandy Insurance, we have a list of Frequently Asked Questions that cover the most common queries we hear. If you have any questions not covered here, please let us know.

After everything that’s already happened in 2020, the last thing anyone needs is the possibility of a natural disaster. Unfortunately, hurricanes have been getting stronger and stronger over the last decade, posing a significant threat to most states along the east coast of the U.S.

Presuming you’re not an insurance expert, you’re going to want to ask lots of questions of those insurance carriers you contact. Their answers will determine if that insurance carrier can meet your needs and will make a great partner for your business. Here are some of the things you might want to ask…

Here are five things your construction crew should be doing to reduce the risk of injury and exposure during these times.

Telehealth is no longer the future-tripping stuff of science fiction; it’s here and growing in accessibility and acceptance. But is it covered by workers’ compensation? We explored the topic.

Allergies in the workplace are a clear concern to some employers, but others presume that allergies are the sole responsibility of employees. This is not always the case. There are times when employers should be concerned as allergies can be a workers’ compensation liability. Unfortunately, the topic is never clear cut.