A “ghost” workers’ compensation policy excludes the owner from coverage and is written for a business with no employees. A ghost workers’ compensation policy is not designed to cover anyone but will cover if the employer hires employees or contracts…
To be eligible to waive workers’ compensation coverage in Utah you or your entity must fall into one of the following categories: For complete information on eligibility for a workers’ compensation war in Utah click on this link for the…
Workers’ compensation provides very broad coverage when you consider it will pay to rehabilitate an employee or even retrain them if they are injured and can no longer perform their job. There are five benefit areas where workers’ compensation coverage…
How should a workers’ compensation claim be handled? Let’s face it, you are a business owner and good at what you do, not a medical clinic but you want to take care of your employees. Here are a few protocols…
Monopolistic states do not allow private companies like those represented by insurance agents to compete in the workers’ compensation market. Coverage is provided solely by the state and must be purchased directly from them. Wyoming, Washington, Ohio and North Dakota…
All Utah employers are required to provide workers compensation coverage for their employees. There is however an exception to this law and it’s for individuals or certain companies with no employees. These individuals or companies can “waive” their right to…
