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Florida just cut workers' compensation rates for the ninth year in a row — down 6.9% in 2026. But lower rates don't change the legal requirements, and they don't protect a business that's uninsured, underinsured, or misclassifying employees. This guide covers exactly what Florida and New York employers are required to carry, what workers' comp actually pays, what it costs by industry, and the five mistakes that cause audit surprises and inflated premiums — so you're covered correctly before a claim forces the conversation.

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General Liability & Workers' Comp Insurance for Contractors in Florida and New York: What You Need to Know in 2025

Contracting in Florida and New York means two different rulebooks — a GL limit that satisfies a Miami GC can leave you underinsured on a Manhattan job. Here's what each state actually requires in 2026: general-liability minimums, workers' comp rules, the New York Scaffold Law, real costs, and how to get bonded and covered fast.

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