Workers’ compensation insurance prices showed a modest decrease in the first quarter, continuing a trend that began in 2015, according to a Willis Towers Watson survey.
There have now been single-digit decreases in work comp insurance prices for three consecutive quarters, Willis Towers Watson spokeswoman Ileana Feoli said in an email.
Commercial insurance prices increased less than 1%, continuing a three-year trend of smaller increases, the survey found.
As in previous quarters, the largest increase was in commercial auto insurance. Commercial property, directors and office...
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