April 03--Baton Rouge workers' compensation insurer Stonetrust Commercial Insurance Co. has expanded coverage into Missouri and Tennessee.
"We are also planning to enter Alabama and Kansas within the next 12 months," said Stonetrust President and CEO Michael G. Dileo.
Stonetrust is operating in eight states, also including Louisiana, Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Mississippi and Nebraska, in addition to Missouri and Tennessee.
The 25-year-old company provides statutory workers' compensation insurance to large and small employers, with a concentration in construction, wholesale, retail, manufacturing and other service-related businesses.
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