Replay: How to Take Advantage of Nebraska's New Workers' Compensation Rules

Nebraska just changed the rules on workers' comp deductibles. Most businesses won't realize what that means for their renewal until it's too late to do anything about it.

If you're a Nebraska contractor, trades business, or manufacturer with $125,000 or more in annual workers' comp premium, this is a structural opportunity — not a minor tweak. Andy Bassett and Chase Bassett recorded this live in a fast-paced 30-minute session, breaking down what changed, who it applies to, and how to think about it before your next renewal.

WHAT YOU'LL LEARN

• What actually changed in Nebraska's workers' comp statute — and why it puts the state in different company than before
• How this shift can move your EMR in your favor, and what's driving that change
• The premium and deductible thresholds that determine whether your business qualifies
• What's at stake if you get the structure wrong, and how to prepare before you commit

WHO SHOULD WATCH

• Nebraska contractors, trades businesses, and manufacturers with $125,000 or more in annual workers' compensation premium
• Finance and operations leaders who manage insurance decisions at that premium level
• Anyone with an upcoming renewal who wants to know if this applies to them

MEET THE HOSTS

Andy Bassett, CPCU, CIC, CEO, Ellerbrock-Norris

Chase Bassett, CWCA,  Risk Advisor, Ellerbrock-Norris

Ellerbrock-Norris Agency Inc. ("ENA") does not directly provide investment advice or investment management. Such services are provided by Ellerbrock-Norris Wealth Strategies LLC ("ENWS"), a registered investment adviser owned by ENA. Please note that certain insurance agents of ENA are also investment adviser representatives of ENWS.