If you’re a business owner in Missouri, you likely know that your company is required by law to carry workers’ compensation insurance if it employs five or more people, and construction companies are generally required to have it regardless of…
Another year has started, and employers are preparing end of the year paperwork and must get ready to file their annual… OSHA 300A form! That is right, just like filing their annual tax returns, OSHA recordkeeping requirements state employers must…
Yes, the state of Missouri will allow a sole-proprietor, LLC member, and owners of a corporation (if there are less than two owners and they are the only employees) to exclude themself from a worker’s compensation policy. However, the better…
In 2018, the state of Missouri ranked as the 12th highest state in deer related auto accidents. There were over 38,000 incidents which breaks down to 1 in every 110 drivers. If you find yourself in an unfortunate incident after…
Have you ever wondered what would happen if you were in a car wreck and the other driver did not have insurance? We understand it is hard to fathom, especially since Missouri law requires you to at least carry the…
When it’s time for a business owner to get insured, the questions we get most frequently are related to workers compensation. Here are a few of the most common: “Can I exclude myself from my own work comp?” “Can family…
