LCTA Workers’ Comp announced that it will be expanding its geographic reach to include Mississippi and Arkansas.
LCTA at the start of the month began writing lines of workers’ comp coverage to small-to-mid-sized businesses in Mississippi. The company said it has also secured a license to write insurance in Arkansas.
Earlier this year, the 26-year-old company converted from a self-insurers’ fund to a casualty insurance company.
“When we converted, we promised LCTA would continue to evolve in many different ways,” Melissa Campesi, CEO of LCTA, said in a statment. “Growing to cover more states is all part of our long-term strategy. We’re glad to be in the position to offer our great coverage to businesses in Mississippi and Arkansas, and are looking forward to including other markets in the future.”
LCTA provides workers’ comp for a variety of industries, such as healthcare, super markets, restaurants, artisan contractors and municipalities.
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