Workers' Comp Insurer Launches New Website

April 23, 2013, 2:19 p.m. EDT 1 Min Read

RetailFirst Insurance Co., a workers' compensation stock insurance company, has launched a new website.

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RetailFirst says the website contains information and links for current insureds, prospective policyholders and agents. Features include easy navigation and an intuitive search engine.

The website includes a solution to industry-specific safety issues; agent and policyholder video testimonials; and links on where to find a RetailFirst agent and learn about safety programs for policyholders, says RetailFirst.

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