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A certificate of insurance provides verification of insurance for contractors or subcontractors working with a company to provide information on specific insurance coverage.

Working with the right insurance agent is a great way to ensure you have an advisor who can properly guide you on the insurance policies you need. Here we’ll outline some basic information on how to choose an insurance agent that will work best for you.

Uninsured contract or subcontract labor that is considered in your trade, business or occupation is includable for workers’ compensation. Learn more about how to include contractors or subtractors here.

Ownership is a valuable piece to the Experience Modifier calculation. Make sure LWCC and NCCI have up-to-date information on the ownership of the entities your clients have insured.

In order to receive access to LWCC’s password-protected website, agents must complete the registration form and await a verification email to complete the enrollment process.

Our free password-protected online platform simplifies the management of your workers’ comp insurance with LWCC. No access? Get enrolled in LWCC Interactive now.

Audit disputes are only accepted by submitting a completed Audit Dispute Form with supporting documentation. Having a standard form makes the audit dispute process more efficient.

The Employee Certificate of Compliance (Form LWC-WC-2025.EE) is a legal form released by the Louisiana Workforce Commission - a government authority operating within Louisiana. Injured workers are statutorily required to fill out this form and return to their Claims rep for Lost Time Claims.

LWCC’s experienced safety professionals can assist you in reducing the frequency and severity of workplace accidents. Our Safety Services Consultants are available to conduct onsite evaluations, provide consultations, explain our free safety resources and offer recommendations to reduce exposures—at no extra charge to you.

LWCC policyholders can utilize safety videos free of charge through our Safety Video Lending Library program. Hundreds of safety titles are available in both Streaming and DVD format and in multiple languages. Register once and enjoy unlimited views of up to 5 selected titles per month.

According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, roadway transportation incidents account for more fatal workplace fatalities each year than any other cause. LWCC’s interactive virtual driver simulation tool allows employees to experience behind the wheel situations without being on the road.

Do you have a written drug and alcohol policy for your organization to address accidents and intoxication? Louisiana law provides an employer the right to require employees to submit to drug testing if they are injured on the job. Case law exists that the presumptions do not apply unless an employer has a written and promulgated drug policy.

Every business should have a policy in place to address post-accident drug testing. LWCC has created a sample policy to guide the development of a policy within your workforce.

In the event of a workplace injury that requires medication, completing this form can assist in providing the injured eligible prescriptions for first-fill at no cost of their own.

As your employer’s workers’ comp insurance company, it is LWCC’s mission to help you successfully return to work as quickly and safely as possible.

Policyholders and Injured Workers have the opportunity to text with their claims representative.

Learn more about what benefits are owed to you when you’re injured on the job.

Review the questions we get most frequently from medical providers

While we deliver safety and security to businesses and workers across our state, we know that this commitment starts by taking care of our own employees. Named to the Best Places to Work by the Baton Rouge Business Report three times and counting, LWCC prioritizes its employees, reflected in our average employee tenure of over 14 years.