Chubb in Georgia
Chubb writes workers compensation insurance in Georgia, with A++ AM Best rating and a $1,000 minimum premium. Georgia carriers operate under NCCI rate filings, with a max weekly benefit of $800 and a statute of limitations of 1 year. Verified 2026-05-09.
Chubb in Georgia
Premium-tier carrier. Excellent claims handling. Combined with the legacy ACE Group. The carrier's industry focus is mid-market and high-net-worth commercial, and the AM Best rating is A++ with a Stable outlook. Quotes go through licensed agents or the carrier underwriting team. Pay-as-you-go billing is available, which reconciles premium each pay period instead of at the annual audit. Self-service audit is available, employers can upload payroll records through a portal instead of waiting for an auditor visit.
Georgia workers comp rules that apply to every carrier
Georgia workers comp benefits are set by statute, not by the carrier. The maximum weekly indemnity benefit is $800 at 66.67% of the average weekly wage. The statute of limitations to file a claim is 1 year from the date of injury. Coverage threshold: Employers with 3 or more employees, including full-time, part-time, and seasonal. On 1099 contractors: Workers classified as independent contractors (1099) are generally not covered, but misclassification can lead to liability for the employer.
How to get a Chubb quote in Georgia
Have your FEIN, NCCI class code (or job description if you do not know the code yet), estimated annual payroll by class code, three years of loss runs from prior carriers, your published EMR (experience modifier) if you have one, and certificates of insurance for any subcontractors. Chubb can quote faster with complete information; missing payroll detail or loss runs typically delays underwriting by 5 to 10 business days.
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Does Chubb write workers comp in Georgia?
Yes. Chubb writes workers compensation in all 50 + DC, including Georgia. AM Best rates the carrier A++ (Stable outlook), and the minimum premium is $1,000. Quotes go through agents or direct underwriting.
What kind of Georgia businesses does Chubb target?
Chubb focuses on mid-market and high-net-worth commercial. Premium-tier carrier. Excellent claims handling. Combined with the legacy ACE Group.
What is the max weekly workers comp benefit in Georgia on a Chubb policy?
Statutory benefits are set by state law, not by the carrier. Georgia caps weekly indemnity at $800 (effective 2025-07-01), calculated as 66.67% of the average weekly wage. Chubb pays the same statutory benefit as any other Georgia carrier.
How does Chubb handle 1099 contractors in Georgia?
Workers classified as independent contractors (1099) are generally not covered, but misclassification can lead to liability for the employer. Chubb audits 1099 status against the same standard at policy audit; missing certificates of insurance for subcontractors typically lead to the sub payroll being added to the rated base.
Does Chubb offer pay-as-you-go workers comp in Georgia?
Yes. Chubb offers pay-as-you-go workers comp, where premium is calculated each pay period based on actual payroll instead of estimated annual payroll. Pay-as-you-go reduces audit surprises and is available in Georgia through Chubb.
When does Chubb audit my payroll in Georgia?
Georgia carriers including Chubb audit within 90 days of policy expiration. Have payroll segregated by class code, certificates of insurance for every subcontractor, and overtime documented separately.