LWCC has developed a free implementation guide of its successful OneDay initiative for businesses seeking to engage their employees in innovation.

Zachary Community Schools is setting a new standard in safety with innovative practices that protect students, educators, and staff while strengthening the broader community.

LWCC hosts management and strategy expert Renee Mauborgne for annual Speaker Series to support the Kids’ Chance Scholarship Program

Together, LWCC employees and agent partners donate time and money to combat food insecurity in the Capital Region.

These LWCC policyholders are leading the state in safety by deploying innovative training and dynamic tools that protect lives, prioritize firefighters’ health, and elevate safety standards in Louisiana.

LWCC is proud to be recognized as one of Baton Rouge's Best Places to Work.

Award recognizes overall businesses excellence in operations, finance and safety.

A successful safety and risk management program requires detailed planning, careful implementation, and employers and employees who are committed to a strong safety culture.

LWCC recognizes National Work Zone Awareness Week, sharing tips and reminders to ensure safety for all.

LWCC’s annual Holiday Giving Contest celebrates and elevates Louisiana-based nonprofits in partnership with agent partners.

In 2023, LWCC continued its commitment to Louisiana, launching new initiatives and building on past successes. Look back on the many ways we celebrated our great state this year.

Ryan Holiday, author and stoic philosopher, provided a framework for navigating life’s complexities utilizing ancient wisdom and key messages from his bestselling trilogy during LWCC’s Speaker Series event.

LWCC hosts bestselling author Ryan Holiday for annual Speaker Series to support the Kids’ Chance Scholarship Program

Utilizing funds from LWCC’s 2022 Holiday Giving Contest, Maddie’s Footprints was able to expand the services they provide to Louisiana families mourning the loss of an infant.

The Louisiana Loyal Leadership Summit brought together leaders from across the state for learning, collaboration, and thought-provoking conversations to celebrate and elevate our home state.

Collaborative Initiative Provides over 72,000 Meals to Help Louisiana Thrive

Over $50,000 in Safety Funding Program grants to help increase workplace safety

LWCC rated “A” for the 25th time since 1998

Award recognizes outstanding financial results in the areas of safety, consistency, and performance

Ranjay Gulati, Harvard Business School professor and best-selling author shared thought-provoking insights on identifying purpose and the crucial role it plays in sustaining company success during the most recent LWCC Speaker Series event.

Workers’ comp provider honors Louisiana companies prioritizing safety.

Filing timely workers’ comp claims is always the best course of action, ensuring injured workers receive the care they need. Whether you’re a first time employee or seasoned professional, understanding the claims process can help you make best decision for your future.

Among the distinguished group of leaders that have led LWCC through history, Boysie Bolligner stands out as his heart for Louisiana and desire for good has led him to support and serve countless organizations, including our own.

Distribution marks the largest annual disbursement of funds to Louisiana businesses in dividend program history

Ladders are such a common tool used across construction sites, manufacturing plants, and many other work environments that their safety and sturdiness are often taken for granted. However, when used improperly, ladders can pose serious safety risks to the workers who rely on them.

The Louisiana Loyal movement starts within our walls, and drives us to think creatively about how we put our core values into action. LWCC's OneDay does just that, providing employees 24 hours to work creatively on how we can elevate our state.

Every year in March, National Nutrition Month aims to promote awareness about the importance of healthy eating habits and making informed food choices. Here are 4 simple ways employers can help support employee nutrition and overall health.

The New Orleans Area Habitat for Humanity has spent the past 40 years helping elevate Louisiana citizens through the provision of safe and affordable housing. Recently, they also elevated the safety of their team with the help of the LWCC Safety Funds Program.

The 2023 OMNET Provider Forum provided medical professionals from all arenas of workers’ compensation the opportunity to learn from industry experts and connect with peers so together we can elevate the care of injured workers.

LWCC brought together early-career agents from across the state to pilot the CompAcademy New Producers school, providing industry insight and continuing education opportunities for attendees.

2022 was a year of action and opportunity. Take a look back on the different ways we’ve come together to celebrate and elevate our home state, bringing to life our mantra, Louisiana Loyal.

Donations made in collaboration with agent partners to Louisiana-based nonprofits working to elevate the state

Safety training for employees is vital, especially when onboarding new hires. Monique Granier, LWCC Safety Consultant, shares three ways to help create safer work environments for everyone.

New York Times #1 best selling author, Daniel Pink, was featured in LWCC's Speaker Series on December 8, sharing his thoughts on how we best navigate what's next

LWCC hosts NY Times Bestselling Author, Daniel Pink, for annual Speaker Series to support Kids’ Chance

With funds received from LWCC’s 2021 Holiday Giving Contest, Affiliated Blind of Louisiana hosted Camp ABLE, a one-week camp aimed at bringing visually impaired children together and imparting critical life skills.

A timely safety inspection highlighted the need for a new vehicle lift for the City of Thibodaux, a need that LWCC was able to help fulfill with the allocation of safety funds.

Filing a workers’ comp claim shouldn’t be overwhelming. Here are three steps policyholders can take to ensure claims are easily resolved and injured workers are able to quickly and safely return to work.

Industrial & Oilfield Services has learned the art and reward of a wise investment. From their workers' safety to their community's well-being, IOS invests in what matters most. 

The 2022 Louisiana Loyal Service Project was LWCC's largest to date. Together, employees and agent partners volunteered to help address the epidemic of food insecurity in Louisiana alongside the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank.

LWCC and agent network partner to benefit the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank for the Louisiana Loyal Service Project.

The completion of an audit is paramount for ensuring accurate premiums and coverage, but they can only be accomplished with the compliance of the policyholder.

With a legacy of dedication to their South Louisiana community that spans five generations and nearly 150 years, Chauvin Brothers is the very embodiment of Louisiana Loyal.

Ensuring a healthy team also means ensuring a happy, productive team dedicated to the cause of helping others. It’s the Louisiana Loyal movement happening within our own walls!

Louisiana Loyal Service Project to benefit the Greater Baton Rouge Food Bank through service and volunteering by bringing together employees and Baton Rouge area agent partners.

LWCC announced the 2021 Safest 70 Award recipients, an award to honor policyholders who share LWCC’s commitment to workplace safety and employee health and wellness.

Award recognizes outstanding financial results in the areas of safety, consistency, and performance

The Louisiana Loyal Service Project engaged employees and enhanced our local community, providing traction for a better Baton Rouge through our partnership with Front Yard Bikes.

Electric utility provider, SLEMCO, uses LWCC pilot safety grant funding to purchase personal voltage detectors.

Funding available for businesses to implement workplace safety measures.

Girls on the Run New Orleans is using grant funds to expand the program and improve health outcomes for young girls across the Crescent City.

Daymond John, founder of FUBU and star of ABC’s “Shark Tank” was featured in LWCC’s Speaker Series on May 18. From the stage of the Foster Learning Center, he shared his personal story of success and the importance of purpose-driven business with a focus on the greater good.

Dividend program surpasses $1 billion in total distributions as company celebrates 30 years of elevating Louisiana

LiveWell and Cooper Wellness Strategies share recommendations on making healthy eating choices and optimizing wellness

In 2021, LWCC team members had multiple opportunities to elevate our community through projects that continue to help Louisiana thrive.

Donations made in collaboration with agent partners to Louisiana-based nonprofits working to elevate the state.

In an exciting new format, LWCC hosts Billy Beane to launch Speaker Series to support Kids' Chance.

Voting is now open in LWCC's Holiday Giving Contest, an innovative new initiative to support nonprofits working to elevate Louisiana alongside our agent partners.

LWCC launched the Speaker Series at the Foster Learning Center on December 8, with an event featuring Billy Beane, Major League Baseball (MLB) executive and subject of the bestselling book and Oscar nominated film, Moneyball.

CHRISTUS St. Frances Cabrini Hospital uses grant funding from the LWCC Foundation to support its diabetes management, treatment, and prevention initiatives.

This holiday season LWCC is launching an innovative new initiative, alongside our agent partners, to support nonprofits working to elevate Louisiana.

LWCC is proud to partner with agents and is showing our appreciation for the integral role they play in helping Louisiana thrive.

Our new cutting-edge website aims to improve the customer experience and support our purpose to help Louisiana thrive.

Derrick Tabb is empowering at-risk youth through music education and mentorship. His nonprofit organization, The Roots of Music, is taking young people off the streets and changing lives around the Crescent City, all while celebrating the legacy of Louisiana culture.

The LWCC Foundation has awarded 10 grants through Louisiana Well Again: Phase 3. Learn more about who’s changing healthcare for all of Louisiana.

Union General is a two-time Louisiana Well Again grant recipient, that is making positive strides in healthcare, from PPE to expanded telehealth programs.

LWCC’s Safest 70 Awards celebrate policyholders who share our commitment to workplace safety.

The event celebrated the life and achievements of Governor Foster, and officially opened the doors to the Foster Learning Center at LWCC for the first time.

The new facility in Baton Rouge honors our founder, the late Governor Foster, and serves as a valuable resource for employees, agents, policyholders, and partners to facilitate meaningful collaboration and learning that will help Louisiana progress into the future.

BREADA is on a mission to build a healthy and strong local food system, while increasing sustainability of independent, local, Louisiana based farms.

LWCC announced the 2020 Safest 70 Award recipients, an award to honor policyholders who share LWCC’s commitment to workplace safety and employee health and wellness.

Established in 2008, LWCC’s Safest 70 Award honors policyholders who share the company’s commitment to workplace safety.

The LWCC Foundation is working to address the root issues of the vulnerabilities by providing funding for existing programs and initiatives, research, or new innovations that demonstrate the ability of an organization to address the vulnerabilities that threaten the health and safety of our citizens

LWCC’s Board of Directors declares $94 million dividend to be distributed to approximately 20,000 Louisiana businesses, putting funds back into the state’s economy.

Following one of the most unprecedented years of modern times, the LWCC board of directors has announced the distribution of a $94 million dividend to approximately 20,000 Louisiana-owned businesses.

LWCC’s Safest 70 Awards celebrate policyholders who share our commitment to workplace safety.

By harnessing the spirit of its people, Acadian Companies continues to improve the lives of Louisiana citizens through innovation and service diversity.

Hunters for the Hungry Louisiana has turned a recreational pastime into a resource for residents facing food insecurity.

Support from the LWCC Foundation’s Louisiana Well Again: COVID-19 Response Program, allowed the hospital to create a unique place of respite for hospital employees

At LWCC, we began the year aiming to instill pride, in our company and our state. While we were not immune to the challenges, as we reflect back on the year, we have so much to be proud of.

LWCC’s Louisiana Loyal Service Project brings team members together in a collective service project to elevate both our region and state.

With the help of grant money from the LWCC Foundation’s Louisiana Well Again: COVID-19 Response Program, the hospital worked with Sysco to provide turkeys for the entire hospital staff.

With the help of grant money from the LWCC Foundation’s Louisiana Well Again: COVID-19 Response Program and other community donors, Baton Rouge General was able to respond to the needs of the hospital during the height of the pandemic.

We’re thrilled to introduce Champions of Louisiana, a celebration of the people, businesses, and organizations equally committed to bettering our beloved state. We’ll be sharing stories of our Champions on a monthly basis.

Several of our agent partners and their policyholders were greatly impacted by Hurricane Laura. LWCC is pleased to be able to support the Lake Charles community in a variety of ways.

The timing could not have been better for Union General Hospital when it learned earlier this summer that it was one of 24 hospitals to receive a LWCC Foundation grant in support of COVID-19 frontline healthcare workers.

LWCC is pleased to announce the 2019 Safest 70 Award recipients, an award program to honor Policyholders who share LWCC’s commitment to workplace safety and employee health and wellness.

LWCC is proud to announce the winners of the 2019 Safest 70 Awards. Established in 2008, we created this award to honor our Policyholders who share our commitment to workplace safety.

The grants make up the second phase of the foundation’s Louisiana Well Again: COVID-19 Response Package, a $1.1 million, three-phase grants and gifts package dedicated to helping Louisiana respond to and recover from the pandemic.

The meeting gave us an opportunity to come together, reflect on past success, and usher in a new era for LWCC.

LWCC announces the formation of a private foundation to continue furthering its vision—to be a catalyst for elevating Louisiana.

LWCC’s Board of Directors has announced a $86 million dividend to be distributed to policyholders and directly back into the state’s economy.

Ensuring that schools are safe provides an encouraging environment that helps establish a path for future growth and opportunity, not only for students, but the entire state.

LWCC's 16th Annual Kid's Chance Invitation Golf Tournament has raised over $38,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kid's Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC’s Board of Directors has declared a $136 million mid-year dividend to be distributed to approximately 20,000 businesses throughout Louisiana.

LWCC has been named to the 2019 Ward’s 50 group of top-performing property-casualty insurance companies by Aon plc.

The fourteenth annual LWCC Kids’ Chance invitational golf tournament raised over $35,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kids’ Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC’s Board of Directors recently declared a 2016 dividend of $90.6 million, distributed to over 20,000 policyholders.

LWCC recently welcomed Thomas K. “Tommy” Huval, CIC as the newest member to its board of directors.

A.M. Best reaffirms the financial strength rating of "A" for LWCC, marking the 14th consecutive year of this recognition.

LWCC has been named to the 2015 Ward’s 50 group of top-performing insurance companies.

LWCC's Board of Directors has declared a $69.1 million dividend, bringing the cumulative total dividend over the past 11 years to more than $300 million.

LWCC's Board of Directors has declared a 2012 dividend of $48.7 million, the company's largest dividend ever.

LWCC announces $23.5 million dividend for 2011, bringing the cumulative dividend paid over the past nine years to nearly $183 million.