Start your Workers’ Comp Review, done in one sitting.

One guided intake that captures what carriers actually use to evaluate workers’ compensation exposure — your operations, payroll and class exposures, ownership structure, loss history, and the safety standards and procedures you have in place. Fill it out once, send it to us, and we take it to the markets that want your business.

  • Save your progress and finish later — no account needed
  • Nothing is sent until you press send
  • 25+ years placing workers’ compensation

What you’ll need

Gather these before you start and the whole thing takes about twenty minutes.

  • Legal entity details — exact name, FEIN, entity type
  • Payroll by class code — gross annual wages, headcount
  • Your experience mod — if you have been rated
  • Five years of loss runs — valued within 90 days
  • Owner & officer list — with include/exclude elections
Begin My Review
Independent — not owned by a carrier
Multi-state placements
First response within one business day
One intake — no duplicate paperwork
How it works

From application to bound coverage

Three steps, and you only do the first one.

1

Complete your review

Eight short steps below. Save a draft at any point and reload it later — the form picks up exactly where you left off. Loss runs can be emailed separately.

2

We market your account

We turn your answers into a complete carrier submission, packaged the way underwriters want to see it, and take it directly to the carriers and programs that write your class.

3

Compare and bind

You get quotes side by side with straight talk on the trade-offs. Pick one and we handle binding, certificates and the renewal calendar from there.

New business

Start Your Workers’ Comp Review

We are gathering the information typically used to evaluate workers’ compensation exposure — your operations, payroll, ownership and losses — along with the operating standards and procedures that shape how a carrier prices your risk. Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Everything else helps us quote you more accurately, but will not stop you from submitting. Your answers stay in your browser until you send them.

Step 1 of 8 — Legal name, address and entity details

Your business

Applicant Information
Must match the name that will appear on the policy
9 digits, e.g. 12-3456789
Agency use — Easton completes this section
Producer & Carrier
Date the application is prepared
Easton Insurance and Risk Management, LLC
Status of Submission
Quote / Issue Policy / Bound / Assigned Risk
Attach copy of binder if bound
Billing / Audit
%
Enter as a percentage, e.g. 25%
FAQ

Questions about the review

Do I have to finish it in one go?
No. Use “Save draft” at any point to download a small file, then use “Load a saved draft” to pick up where you stopped — on any device. Nothing is stored on our end until you send it.
What if I don’t know my class codes?
Describe the duties in plain language and leave the code blank. Getting class codes right is one of the biggest levers on your premium, so we would rather assign them ourselves than inherit someone else’s guess.
Why does it ask 24 yes/no questions?
They are the standard exposure and operating-practice questions every carrier expects answered — subcontractor use, work at height or over water, safety programs, seasonal and leased labor, and so on. Unanswered questions are the most common reason a submission comes back to us before it gets quoted.
What are loss runs, and how do I get them?
Loss runs are your claims history report, issued by your current or prior carrier. Request them from your carrier or current agent — ask for five years, valued within the last 90 days. If you get stuck, call us and we will request them for you.
Is my information safe?
Everything you type stays in your browser until you press send. When you do, it goes to our underwriting team and is used only to market your account to the carriers we represent. We do not sell or share it.
What does this cost me?
Nothing out of pocket. Like any licensed producer we are compensated through the programs we place.

Renewal coming up? Start early.

The earlier we see your account, the more markets we can take it to.

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