INSURANCE CARRIER

BHHC Workers Compensation

Berkshire Hathaway Financial Backing

Commercial Lines

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Coverage Focus

What this carrier writes

Lines written Workers compensation (monoline), limited commercial auto and property in select states
Best fit Mid-size to larger commercial accounts needing workers compensation in general industry, manufacturing, and professional services that need a monoline workers comp market with consistent claims management.
Where they operate 46 states including Georgia. Not available in monopolistic states (North Dakota, Ohio, Washington, Wyoming).

Overview

About This Carrier

BHHC is part of the Berkshire Hathaway insurance group and has written workers compensation for over 30 years.

Strengths

What This Carrier Does Well

Strength 01

Part of the Berkshire Hathaway family of companies, with a decades-long workers compensation focus.

Strength 02

Flexible premium payment options including monthly payroll reporting and pay-as-you-go programs that align premium cost with actual payroll.

Strength 03

Conservative reserving and claims handling practices that produce predictable outcomes for employers and injured workers.

Limitations to Know

Where They Fall Short

Limitation 01

Monoline focus means BHHC cannot bundle workers comp with standard business coverage, general liability, or commercial auto from a single carrier. Multi-line accounts need a separate carrier for the rest.

Limitation 02

Underwriting selective on high-hazard trades, prior losses, and certain industry classes that other workers comp markets will write.

Limitation 03

Slower quote turnaround on complex accounts than tech-forward workers comp carriers like Pie Insurance; traditional underwriting workflow adds time

Right Fit

Who They Are Best For

Best Fit For

Mid-size to larger commercial accounts needing workers compensation in general industry, manufacturing, and professional services that need a monoline workers comp market with consistent claims management.

Not a Good Fit For

Small businesses or micro-employers with very small premium volume. BHHC targets mid-market accounts and their underwriting minimums typically exclude the smallest commercial risks.

Appetite & Coverage

What They Write

Line of Business
Commercial Lines
Coverage Types
Workers compensation (monoline), limited commercial auto and property in select states
States Available
46 states including Georgia. Not available in monopolistic states (North Dakota, Ohio, Washington, Wyoming).
Commercial Lines States
GA and 45 other states for workers compensation
Max Business Revenue
Workers comp written based on payroll size, not business revenue. Appetite ranges from very small employers up to large national accounts.
BOP Appetite
BHHC does not write standard business package coverage. They are a monoline workers compensation carrier.
Industry Classes
Broad workers comp appetite across most standard classes including manufacturing, distribution, retail, restaurants, contracting, professional services, healthcare, and agricultural employers. Less appetite for very high-hazard trades like roofing or demolition.
Workers Comp No
Commercial Auto No
Professional Liability No
Cyber Liability No

Pricing & Claims

What to Expect

Best Pricing For

Mid-market workers comp where long-term claims management consistency and the Berkshire Hathaway parent group matter. Strong fit for Georgia manufacturing, distribution, retail, and professional services.

Pricing Context

BHHC is competitive for mid-market workers comp placements where long-term claims management consistency and the Berkshire Hathaway parent group matter. Not always the lowest initial rate.

Claims Experience

BHHC workers comp claims handling emphasizes early intervention, return-to-work programs, and dedicated nurse case management for injured workers. The conservative reserving philosophy translates to fewer reserve adjustments mid-claim.

Admitted Status: Admitted in Georgia for workers compensation

Olive Cover, the brand of Olive Insurance Services, LLC, is your independent insurance agent. We help you file your claim and advocate on your behalf. Coverage decisions on any claim are made by your insurance carrier under the terms of your policy.

Verify this carrier's license with the Georgia OCI

Quick Facts

At a Glance

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Common Questions

Frequently asked questions

Why does BHHC use pay-as-you-go billing for workers comp?

BHHC pay-as-you-go ties workers comp premiums to actual payroll each period, eliminating large deposits for seasonal or variable staffing businesses.

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