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Overview — Restaurants Workers Compensation Insurance from U.S. Risk Insurance Group, Inc. U.S. Risk Insurance Group, Inc. offers a dedicated Restaurants Workers Compensation Insurance program designed for independent agents who place restaurant risks of all sizes. This program pairs experienced underwriting with A-rated carriers, loss control tools and focused claims handling to help control frequency and severity for restaurant employers — from single-location family restaurants to multi-state franchise operations. Ideal accounts and target classes This program is built for a broad range of restaurant operations. Typical targets include: Franchise restaurants and multi-unit owners Fine dining and upscale establishments Family-style and casual dining restaurants Lodging restaurants and hotel food & beverage outlets Taverns, bars and brewpubs Catering operations (on- and off-site) The appetite includes both single- and multi-location risks and can accommodate new ventures and complex staffing exposures. Coverage highlights and advantages Workers' compensation coverage tailored to restaurant-specific exposures (slips, cuts, burns, delivery exposures, etc.). Access to A-rated carriers with broad territorial reach to support multi-state placements. Loss control tools and resources aimed at kitchen safety, ergonomic improvements and alcohol-service risks. Claims handling coordinated with vendor partners to promote cost containment and return-to-work strategies. Flexibility to consider accounts with higher experience modification factors and multi-state payrolls. Underwriting notes and submission requirements Underwriters will consider a wide range of restaurant operations but do exclude certain high-risk classes such as quick-serve drive-through chains for delivery exposures (confirm on submission). Key underwriting points: New ventures and start-ups eligible — provide staff projections and safety plans when available. Multi-location and multi-state risks are eligible; scaled quoting available for larger accounts. Delivery operations are acceptable except for fast-food delivery-only models in some situations. Underwriters will review experience modification factors and can entertain higher mods with proper loss control plans. Standard submission items: Completed ACORD application Currently valued loss runs (typically 3–5 years) Mod worksheet and large account supplemental for risks expected to exceed $75,000 in annual premium Example accounts that fit well You have a 3-unit family-style restaurant with moderate payroll seeking better loss control resources and multi-state coverage — this program can provide consolidated placement with proactive claims services. A fine-dining single-location restaurant with seasonal staff and liquor exposure looking for A-rated carrier capacity and return-to-work programs to control claims cost. Territories and availability Available in the following states and territories: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, DC, WV, WI. Why place restaurant workers' comp with U.S. Risk Managing General Agency expertise that understands restaurant operations, payroll patterns and seasonal staffing. Access to admitted markets and A-rated carriers with national reach for multi-state owners. Practical loss control and claims strategies that help agents demonstrate value to clients by reducing total cost of risk. Streamlined underwriting for multi-unit accounts and tailored submissions for accounts with higher payroll or experience mods. If you represent multi-unit restaurant owners or operators with specialized exposures, discuss this program with your U.S. Risk underwriter to explore available capacity and loss control partnerships. Frequently Asked Questions What types of restaurant accounts are the best fit for this program?The program works well for franchise and multi-unit owners, fine dining, family-style restaurants, taverns/bars, lodging food & beverage outlets and catering operations. Delivery is eligible in many cases except for some fast-food delivery-only models. What submission materials does U.S. Risk require?Provide a completed ACORD application, currently valued loss runs (typically 3–5 years) and, for larger accounts, a mod worksheet and large account supplemental when annual premium is expected to exceed $75,000. Can U.S. Risk consider high experience modification factors?Yes — the program can entertain higher experience mods if the account demonstrates a plan for loss control, staffing stability, and proactive claims management. Is this program available for multi-state placements?Yes. U.S. Risk can place multi-location and multi-state restaurant accounts through A-rated carriers listed for the states shown in the storefront availability. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Artisan Contractors Workers Compensation Insurance — U.S. Risk Insurance Group, Inc. U.S. Risk Insurance Group partners with an A-rated carrier to offer a focused, competitively priced workers compensation market for artisan contractors. This program is designed for independent agents and brokers who need an admitted solution with flexible payment options, online servicing, and underwriting that understands trade contractors and small commercial operations. Overview of the Program This program provides guaranteed-cost policies and dividend plan options (available in FL). Key servicing features include online loss runs and responsive wholesale underwriting through U.S. Risk Insurance Group. The product is geared toward small-to-mid premium artisan contractors who require admitted paper and straightforward policy administration. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Small to medium-sized artisan contractors and trade contractors (e.g., carpenters, painters, electricians, plumbers, HVAC service techs) with predictable, controllable exposures. New ventures are eligible — the program will consider start-ups with appropriate underwriting information. Accounts coming out of PEO arrangements are eligible; PEO carve-outs are supported with required documentation. 24-hour shift work is eligible when it is the only exposure beyond standard operations. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Admitted coverage in the listed territories; placement through an A-rated carrier provides claims handling on an admitted basis where available. Product offerings include guaranteed cost policies and dividend plans (Florida only), giving options for agents looking to balance price and loss-sensitive programs. Online loss runs support quick quoting and underwriting referrals. Flexible payment options: direct bill or monthly self-reporting with a non-working payroll deposit. Underwriting Notes and Restrictions Underwriters look for clear, manageable risk profiles. Primary underwriting guidelines include: $2,000 minimum premium (no stated maximum). Group transportation limited to a maximum of five employees per vehicle. Height and underground work restrictions: no more than 20 feet / two stories above ground and no more than 6 feet below ground. Lapses in coverage must be referred to underwriting for review. No maximum experience modification — submissions with higher mods will be considered case-by-case. PEO carve-outs are available but require loss history, a signed PEO/client contract and amendment, and a labor endorsement. Ineligible exposures: domestic staffing, aviation operations, federal coverage, accounts with active tax liens or bankruptcies. Payment Plans Direct bill Monthly self-reporting with a non-working deposit Territories and Availability The program is available in the following states and territories: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OR, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, DC, WV, WI. Note: CA and OK are listed as limited/incidental or cannot be the governing state for the policy. Example Accounts That Fit You might have a small electrical contractor with three crews, steady payroll, and no history of regulatory or financial encumbrances — good candidate for a guaranteed-cost policy. A painting contractor in Florida with stable payroll and low loss frequency could benefit from the dividend plan option available in that state. Why Place This Business With U.S. Risk Insurance Group U.S. Risk provides wholesale distribution and program administration expertise focused on trade and artisan classes. The combination of admitted capacity, targeted underwriting, and practical servicing tools (online loss runs, monthly reporting) helps you place accounts that need admitted protection without unnecessary friction. Underwriters are experienced with PEO transitions and carve-outs, and the program accepts new ventures — giving you more options for clients who may not fit standard retail markets. Frequently Asked Questions What types of artisan contractors are a good fit for this program?Trades such as carpentry, painting, plumbing, HVAC service, electrical, and similar small-to-mid sized contractor operations with controllable field exposures are primary targets. New ventures and businesses exiting PEOs are eligible with proper documentation. What documentation is required for PEO carve-outs?For PEO carve-outs you must provide complete loss history, a signed PEO/client contract and amendment, and the labor endorsement. Underwriting will review prior payroll and claim history before acceptance. Are there height or excavation limits?Yes. The program restricts exposures to no more than 20 feet (or two stories) above ground and no more than 6 feet below ground. Submissions exceeding those limits should be referred to underwriting but may be ineligible. Which states is this program available in, and are CA or OK allowed?The program is available in the listed states (AL, AK, AZ, AR, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OR, PA, RI, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, DC, WV, WI). California and Oklahoma are limited/incidental or cannot be the governing state. What is the minimum premium and available payment options?Minimum premium is $2,000. Payment options include direct bill or monthly self-reporting with a non-working payroll deposit; underwriting can explain program-specific billing mechanics on submission. Need help placing an account? 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