Worker’s comp analysis is where we take your loss runs, take your worksheets from the state, and put them together to ensure that the experience modification is accurate. There have been many times when claims are going on with your…
Hello, this is Matt Rogers from CRS. Today, we will discuss the significance of claims management. The term is well-known, but what does it mean? The purpose of this post is to explain the importance of claims management and the…
Did you know that 70% of audits for workers’ compensation insurance are incorrect? Yes, it’s true—most audits contain errors. But why does this happen so often? The Root Cause: Lack of Information The main reason audits are frequently wrong is…
If you’ve been awarded a construction job, one crucial step before you begin is obtaining a safety report. These reports are essential to ensure the safety of your team and to prevent any accidental damage or code violations on-site. Hi,…
Using insurance strategically is a powerful way to keep costs low and ensure your business’s revenue continues to grow. Hi, I’m Matt Rogers from CRS — Contractors Risk Solutions — and today I want to share insights about commercial auto…
The insurance industry is undergoing a major shift. It’s no longer about offering general coverage to a wide range of clients—success in this field is increasingly tied to deep specialization. To truly serve clients well, today’s brokers need to know…
As an insurance broker working closely with companies—especially those in construction—I’ve seen it too many times: injury prevention programs (IPPs) that are generic, barely reviewed, and clearly not being used effectively. These are often bought online, slapped together, and thrown…
Are you frustrated with bad service, lack of support, and skyrocketing insurance premiums? If you’re a construction company in Los Angeles, California, you’re not alone—and you’re not out of options. I’m Matt Rogers with CRS, and in this post, I…
When considering how to handle smaller insurance claims, the idea of self-insuring—paying out of pocket instead of filing a claim—can seem practical at first. Many business owners or decision-makers think, “Why not just handle the small stuff ourselves?” If a…
By Matthew Rogers, CRS Contractors Risk Solutions — Los Angeles, CA What Is an IPP and Why Do You Need One? In the world of construction, workplace injuries can happen fast. That’s why every contractor should have a clear, actionable…
If you’re a contractor or business owner in the construction industry, you may have been surprised by unexpected charges on your workers’ compensation audit. One of the most common reasons for this is the misclassification or lack of documentation regarding…
