The biggest concerns among retailers in the current economy are Workers' Comp, getting added value from their insurance agency and loss control, says Paul Sabatino, vice president of The Horton Group in Orland Park, Ill.
Retailers of every size are concerned with rising claims frequency; firming Workers' Comp prices; and managing their risk.
Fortunately, the Horton Group—a mid-sized brokerage handling insurance, risk management and employee benefits for a variety of retail businesses nationwide—takes on every type and size of retail client, from large construction firms and manufacturers to mom-and-pop flower shops along Main Street.
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