We invite you to follow the life of a claim as it is handled by the Berkley Industrial Comp RESOLUTION Team. When a Maintenance Superintendent in his mid-50’s was injured on the job, the RESOLUTION
RESOLUTION Success Story: Brandon’s Claim
Why Your Company Needs a Return to Work Program
You’ve probably heard stories of people getting injured on the job or taking disability leave. Their tales are a reminder of what can happen at a work site. Despite preventative measures, there is always a
Report Injuries Early to Save Time and Money
Are You Aware? At anytime on a jobsite, an employee may experience an injury that appears minor. For instance, an employee twists his knee stepping out of a vehicle. Medical treatment is not immediately necessary,
Make a Plan Before There Are Accidents
No one wants workplace accidents to happen, of course, but if your workplace is considered “high hazard” then accidents are probably going to occur from time to time. Besides preventing accidents from happening in the
RESOLUTION Success Story: Joe’s Claim
We invite you to follow the life of a claim as it is handled by the Berkley Industrial Comp RESOLUTION Team. When an equipment operator in his late 50’s was injured on the job, the
Common Cybercrime Types and Preventative Measures You Can Take Today
When is the last time you’ve gone 24 hours without touching your phone? How about without using a computer? Today, dinner reservations can be made online. Gifts can be bought and shipped. We even talk
Early Warning Signs of Hearing Loss
Are You Aware? Nearly 30 million workers in America are exposed to hazardous noise levels every day. According to the Mayo Clinic, chronic exposure to loud noise is considered a significant contributor to hearing loss.
RESOLUTION Success Story: John’s Claim
We invite you to follow the life of a claim as it is handled by the Berkley Industrial Comp RESOLUTION Team. When a driver in his 50’s was injured on the job, the RESOLUTION Team
Make Common Injuries Less Common
Are You Aware? Since the inception of the Occupational Safety and Health Act (OSHA) into law, workplace deaths and reported occupational injuries have dropped by more than 60 percent. Yet, more than 4.1 million workers