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Derrick Tabb is empowering at-risk youth through music education and mentorship. His nonprofit organization, The Roots of Music, is taking young people off the streets and changing lives around the Crescent City, all while celebrating the legacy of Louisiana culture.

LWCC is pleased to once again partner with agents and vendors to support the Kids' Chance Scholarship Program. This year the event will have an exciting new format.

Union General is a two-time Louisiana Well Again grant recipient, that is making positive strides in healthcare, from PPE to expanded telehealth programs.

Coming soon, LWCC’s Claims & Finance Departments will be providing claims payments by partnering with VPay, giving you the option of using virtual cards (VCards) issued by VPay through the Mastercard network, in lieu of paper checks.

LWCC’s Safest 70 Awards celebrate policyholders who share our commitment to workplace safety.

The event celebrated the life and achievements of Governor Foster, and officially opened the doors to the Foster Learning Center at LWCC for the first time.

Dr. Robert Jackson is on a mission to improve healthcare for Louisiana, ensuring the most vulnerable in his community have access to the medical care they need.

BREADA is on a mission to build a healthy and strong local food system, while increasing sustainability of independent, local, Louisiana based farms.

Established in 2008, LWCC’s Safest 70 Award honors policyholders who share the company’s commitment to workplace safety.

A summary of cases that involve issues that arose under the Louisiana Workers’ Compensation Act and were decided by the Courts during the second quarter of 2021. This summary was prepared for your review by an LWCC in-house attorney and is not intended to be legal advice.

The LWCC Foundation is working to address the root issues of the vulnerabilities by providing funding for existing programs and initiatives, research, or new innovations that demonstrate the ability of an organization to address the vulnerabilities that threaten the health and safety of our citizens

A summary of cases that involve issues that arose under the Louisiana Workers’ Compensation Act and were decided by the Courts during the first quarter of 2021. This summary was prepared for your review by an LWCC in-house attorney and is not intended to be legal advice.

Following one of the most unprecedented years of modern times, the LWCC board of directors has announced the distribution of a $94 million dividend to approximately 20,000 Louisiana-owned businesses.

LWCC’s Safest 70 Awards celebrate policyholders who share our commitment to workplace safety.

By harnessing the spirit of its people, Acadian Companies continues to improve the lives of Louisiana citizens through innovation and service diversity.

Molly Kimball aims to improve the health of Louisianans without compromising our culture.

Hunters for the Hungry Louisiana has turned a recreational pastime into a resource for residents facing food insecurity.

Support from the LWCC Foundation’s Louisiana Well Again: COVID-19 Response Program, allowed the hospital to create a unique place of respite for hospital employees

At LWCC, we began the year aiming to instill pride, in our company and our state. While we were not immune to the challenges, as we reflect back on the year, we have so much to be proud of.

LWCC’s Louisiana Loyal Service Project brings team members together in a collective service project to elevate both our region and state.

With the help of grant money from the LWCC Foundation’s Louisiana Well Again: COVID-19 Response Program, the hospital worked with Sysco to provide turkeys for the entire hospital staff.

Simone Theriot Maloz advocates for the protection of Louisiana's rapidly disappearing coast. She also sees the state playing a global role in environmental restoration and addressing climate change.

With the help of grant money from the LWCC Foundation’s Louisiana Well Again: COVID-19 Response Program and other community donors, Baton Rouge General was able to respond to the needs of the hospital during the height of the pandemic.

Trey Godfrey leads by example in his commitment to elevating his community and state by working to enhance the lives of young people.

Our entire LWCC family, including our Board of Directors, management, and employees, owe a debt of gratitude and offer thanks and appreciation to Governor Murphy J. “Mike” Foster, Jr. for his steadfast commitment and many years of support and service.

LWCC's communication efforts were recognized by the American Association of State Compensation Insurance Funds (AASCIF) during their recent virtual awards ceremony.

The LWCC Foundation has awarded 10 grants through Louisiana Well Again: Phase 3. Learn more about who’s changing healthcare for all of Louisiana.

Awarded for outstanding financial results in the areas of safety, consistency, and performance.

The new facility in Baton Rouge honors our founder, the late Governor Foster, and serves as a valuable resource for employees, agents, policyholders, and partners to facilitate meaningful collaboration and learning that will help Louisiana progress into the future.

LWCC announced the 2020 Safest 70 Award recipients, an award to honor policyholders who share LWCC’s commitment to workplace safety and employee health and wellness.

LWCC’s Board of Directors declares $94 million dividend to be distributed to approximately 20,000 Louisiana businesses, putting funds back into the state’s economy.

Recently, LWCC’s communications efforts were honored by the American Association of State Compensation Insurance Funds (AASCIF).

For the third time, LWCC has been recognized by the Greater Baton Rouge Business Report and Greater Baton Rouge Society of Human Resource Management as one of the top 50 Best Places to Work in Baton Rouge in 2020.

LWCC is pleased to announce the 2019 Safest 70 Award recipients, an award program to honor Policyholders who share LWCC’s commitment to workplace safety and employee health and wellness.

This year, Ward recognized LWCC for outstanding financial results in the areas of safety, consistency, and performance over a five-year period (2015-2019).

The grants make up the second phase of the foundation’s Louisiana Well Again: COVID-19 Response Package, a $1.1 million, three-phase grants and gifts package dedicated to helping Louisiana respond to and recover from the pandemic.

LWCC announces the formation of a private foundation to continue furthering its vision—to be a catalyst for elevating Louisiana.

LWCC’s Board of Directors has announced a $86 million dividend to be distributed to policyholders and directly back into the state’s economy.

LWCC's 16th Annual Kid's Chance Invitation Golf Tournament has raised over $38,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kid's Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC’s Board of Directors has declared a $136 million mid-year dividend to be distributed to approximately 20,000 businesses throughout Louisiana.

LWCC has been named to the 2019 Ward’s 50 group of top-performing property-casualty insurance companies by Aon plc.

LWCC announces the hiring of Seth Irby as Chief Marketing and Customer Experience Officer as well as the promotion of Gary Sanders to Vice President.

LWCC’s Board of Directors has declared a $51 million dividend for 2018 that will be distributed to over 20,000 policyholders in mid-April.

LWCC is pleased to announce the hiring of David White as Vice President, Chief Internal Auditor.

The fifteenth annual LWCC Kids’ Chance invitational golf tournament raised over $40,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kids’ Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC has been named to the 2018 Ward’s 50 group of top-performing property-casualty insurance companies by Aon plc.

LWCC announces that its board of directors has declared a 2017 dividend of $81 million to its policyholders.

LWCC recently welcomed Robin “Rob” Liles as the newest member to its board of directors.

The fourteenth annual LWCC Kids’ Chance invitational golf tournament raised over $35,000 for the Louisiana Bar Foundation (LBF) Kids’ Chance Scholarship Program.

LWCC announced the hiring of Kappie Mumphrey as its Chief Information Officer (CIO).