A non-renewal is one carrier's decision on one policy. Start by preserving the dates, building a clean property file, and comparing the full replacement structure.
The two placements are not interchangeable. Compare coverage, carrier status, exclusions, protections, taxes and fees, and the building's actual fit—not premium alone.
After 13 straight years of California workers' comp rate decreases, the cycle has turned. WCIRB approved +8.7% for Sep 2025 and filed +10.4% for Sep 2026, and restaurants are absorbing more than their share. Here's why, what changed with class code 9079, and what to do before your next renewal.
The March 20, 2024 carrier announcement was a broad market event, not a verdict on every affected building. Here is the sourced fact and a practical owner response.
The California FAIR Plan filed for a 35.8% increase in October 2025, approved at 29.1%, taking effect on renewals after April 1, 2026. For commercial owners pushed onto FAIR Plan by wildfire exposure, this is the second major cost hit in 18 months. Here's how the math works, what a DIC wrap actually covers, and when FAIR Plan + DIC is the right answer instead of forcing an admitted placement.
Workers' compensation is mandatory for any California business with employees. Here's what coverage actually does, what the state requires, and the mistakes that cost owners the most.
Most California commercial insurance mistakes look like savings — until a claim. Six common errors that leave businesses uncovered or overpaying, and how to avoid them.
What commercial coverages every Southern California business should consider — and the order to think about them in, from foundational to vertical-specific.