USL&H Longshore and Harbor Workers’ Compensation

PMC helps independent insurance agents place Workers’ Compensation for businesses that work on or near navigable waters (rivers, oceans, or lakes). We leverage deep relationships with our carrier partners, their underwriters, and executives to access markets and industry-specific programs. With multi-line products and coverages available to support the placement of Workers’ Compensation, quick response, expertise, Read More

Businesses That Need USL&H Workers’ Compensation Coverage – Infographic

PMC Insurance Group, a division of One80 Intermediaries, was formed to help the independent agent expand their marketing capabilities by providing Workers’ Compensation products and programs for a broad class of businesses. Built on the foundation that PMC, our customers and our carriers work together in the spirit of True Partnership, we are committed to Read More

2021 Workers’ Compensation Outlook

PMC’s Managing Partner, Andy Shaw, shares his insights in Insurance Business of America Interview The Workers’ Compensation market is flourishing after many years of unrivaled results. The market has largely been able to withstand the effects of the pandemic-induced economic uncertainty, recording only a 10% drop in net written premiums year-over-year in 2020. In a Read More

Workers’ Compensation for Construction Firms: 4 Steps to Minimize Costly Claims

The construction industry has many occupational hazards. From working in dangerous conditions to operating heavy equipment, construction workers are often exposed to workplace accidents and injury. Therefore, as a contractor, you shouldn’t wait for disaster to strike before developing the protocols for handling workplace injury and illness claims. Here important steps for protecting your business Read More

The Importance of Accurate Payroll Reporting & How It Affects Workers’ Comp Premium Costs

A Guide to Preparing for Better Year-end Workers’ Comp Premium Audits Who: Insurance Carrier What: Premium Audit Where: In-person or online When: An audit is conducted within 60 days of the policies’ expiration date Why: To reconcile costs at the end of the policy term – insureds may need to pay more or receive a Read More