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OCTOBER 2026

3 AI Tips for Workers Comp Agents

Practical tips and tricks insurance professionals can use to save time, challenge assumptions, and get better results from AI.

New Primary State Launches

Red, White, & New England States

New England’s appetite reflects tradition, resilience, and local pride. BerkleyNet now offers Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, and Rhode Island as primary states.

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We've Rounded Out the West!

BerkleyNet continues to expand its footprint with the addition of Alaska, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, and New Mexico as primary states.

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Gouda News: Wisconsin is now a Primary State

Wisconsin is now a primary state through BerkleyNet. That means more ways for you to support clients across the Midwest with the same ease, responsiveness, and appetite you expect from BerkleyNet.

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New Jersey Workers Compensation Now Available as a Primary State

We're excited to share that New Jersey is now available as a primary state for BerkleyNet. This expansion gives you more opportunities to place business confidently in a complex and competitive market, backed by a team that understands the nuances of NJ workers compensation.

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BerkleyNet Expands Its Appetite: Texas & Oklahoma Are Now Primary States

Whether it’s a contractor expanding across state borders, a multi-state quick-service restaurant, or a new venture, submit TX & OK business today.

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BerkleyNet is Now Writing Workers Compensation in Michigan

Michigan grows cherries. We grow your book. Learn why brokers choose BerkleyNet for Michigan.

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Industry Trends in Workers Compensation Insurance

3 AI Tips for Workers Comp Insurance Agents

Practical tips and tricks insurance professionals can use to save time, challenge assumptions, and get better results from AI.

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Nevada Payroll Cap Increase

Nevada has updated how payroll is counted in workers compensation premium calculations. Senate Bill 317 introduces an increase to the payroll cap, the maximum amount of an individual employee’s wages that can be used to calculate premium.

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Hammer, nails and other construction tools on white background, BerkleyNet blog post about the risks of misclassified NCCI class codes in workers compensation insurance.

Commonly Misclassified NCCI Class Codes

Learn about common NCCI class code misclassifications and how to avoid costly errors in your business.

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The Critical Role of Prompt Claims Reporting

Prompt workers compensation claim reporting ensures timely care and cost savings. Learn more BerkleyNet improves outcomes.

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Benefits of Choosing a Payroll Reporting Plan

Learn more about payroll reporting and how a policy may benefit from the flexibility and accurate premiums.

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Two men standing in front of semi-trucks, smiling, with one holding a clipboard, representing transportation industry workers and the importance of accurate workers comp class codes.

What's a Class Code in Workers Compensation?

Class codes make sure insurance costs are fair. Riskier jobs mean higher premiums, while safer jobs cost less.

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Navigating Workers Compensation for Fire Relief and Rebuilding Efforts in California

Ensure compliance and avoid penalties by updating your policy for California operations.

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California Dual Wage Thresholds

California's dual wage system assigns different workers compensation insurance rates based on whether a worker earns above or below a set hourly wage threshold. Learn more about the yearly threshold changes.

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Case Studies

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A Personal Approach to Managing Serious Injuries

How resilience and personalized care can lead to a remarkable recovery and return to work.

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