Building Material Dealer Saves $19,057 due to Mod Reduction
INSURED Building Material Dealer employing approximately 50 employees and doing $30 Million/year in annual Revenues. SITUATION Insureds new experience mod was released for the upcoming year and found that their mod would be increasing from 0.79 to a 1.13 which...
Continue ReadingFraming Contractor Receives $38,890 Refund on Audit Misclassification
INSURED Residential Framing Contractor paying $112k/year in workers compensation premium. SITUATION Insured had received an $80,612 bill from their insurance carrier due to a prior year audit and a mid-year experience mod change. Insured was stressed and felt like they...
Continue ReadingLandscape contractor sprouts a $104,000 refund
INSURED This major landscape contractor servicing commercial properties employs 120 people and does $19 million in annual revenues. SITUATION A year after purchasing the company, the insured was concerned why, as a relatively new business, its Experience Mod was...
Continue ReadingSatellite company saves nearly half-million in premiums
INSURED A multi-state satellite installation company with 36 employees. SITUATION The company unexpectedly received a $499,916 audit premium notice. The previous premium was $13,530. ASSESSMENT In reviewing the audit, CWCAs from Trissel, Graham, and Toole discovered that the auditor had...
Continue ReadingOffice furniture company sees Mod drop 22%
INSURED This assembler of office furniture employs 86 and has revenues in excess of $32 million annually. SITUATION The employer saw its Experience Mod escalating steadily up to 1.22. ASSESSMENT The CWCAs found one reason for the increase in the...
Continue ReadingCorrecting misclassification a good sign for outdoor sign company
INSURED The insured is an outdoor sign company with fewer than 10 employees. The company’s annual revenue is just under $2,000,000. SITUATION The company’s annual premium was extremely high based on the number of employees and the level of duties...
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