ICW Group Launches Workers’ Compensation in Michigan, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Virginia
ICW Group Insurance Companies, a group of property and casualty carriers announced today that it has actively begun writing workers' compensation insurance in four new states--
"Over the last several years, we've expanded into
"We attribute our consistent and sustainable growth in the work comp sector to the valuable relationships we have with our agent/broker partners, and our ability to consistently deliver customers a high-level of service at an affordable price," said Prior. Compared to industry averages,
The company has expanded the scope of current territory managers, whom will oversee each of the new markets.
"We look forward to helping our agents and brokers offer their clients that may have business operations in neighboring states a new, more competitive work comp option," said Prior.
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