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Brokers and Agents Beware – WC is the Leader in E&O Claims

26 Jul, 2012 John D'Alusio

WC is statutorily required in all states (except Texas, where an employer can opt out of the system and take their chances under common law when an employee is injured). So how can there be […]

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