Along Williams Boulevard in Kenner, Louisiana, a suburb of the New Orleans metropolitan area, you’ll find an expansive range of restaurants boasting international fare. Mesoamerican, Japanese, Middle Eastern, Brazilian… it’s a true culinary kingdom! LCI Workers’ Comp is proud to provide comp for many restaurants in this area including Mazaj Café and Chilangos Restaurant. One …
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New Orleans is a top destination for those seeking exotic, rich, and wonderful food; cuisine is one of the main reasons that people say they want to visit the city. Our famous culinary traditions that were formed over hundreds of years have been handed down from generation to generation in the kitchens of the most …
One of the most striking features of the Lakeview neighborhood of New Orleans is the greenery. Lakeview offers its residents a variety of tall trees, lush yards, and wide, grassy neutral grounds to enjoy. However, all of that plant life doesn’t maintain itself. That’s where LGD Lawn and Landscape comes in. The rapidly-expanding landscaping company …
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LCIA, the member services arm of LCI Workers’ Comp, held a spooktacular Family Day for LCI’s members at the brand new Louisiana Children’s Museum in City Park in New Orleans on October 19, 2019. Many of LCI’s New Orleans-area members came out to have a great time playing with their families and friends. They were …
When people think about the world-famous cuisine of New Orleans, Creole dishes like gumbo, etouffee, and chargrilled oysters are probably the first things that come to mind. The truth is that New Orleans cuisine was cultivated from many different cultures living, working, and eating together. Waves of immigrants from the world over have traveled to …
Continue reading Berliner in New Orleans: Sven Vorkauf of Bratz Y’all
There are a few images that come to mind when someone says, “New Orleans:” scenes of the French Quarter on a sunny day with Creole delicacies making the air fragrant with spices, taking a bumpy ride in a streetcar along St. Charles Avenue, or sipping a cold cocktail while grooving to the loud, intoxicating sounds …
Continue reading Constructing Cities of The Dead: German Sarmiento of VGR Construction
LCIA, the member services arm of LCI Workers’ Comp, invited members out to a summer wine tasting at Brady’s Wine Warehouse in New Orleans, LA on July 17th. The members were delighted to sample the five light, bright, and sometimes bubbly wines along with our Account Manager Sarah, Events Coordinator Amanda, and Social Media Coordinator …
It takes someone who has an innate curiosity about people’s habits to become a top-notch private investigator and to lead others in the art of following unsuspecting people around town. Todd Kelly, the Vice President of Marketing and Sales of Genesis Information Services, has always been fascinated by what people do when they think no …
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LCI held a Workers’ Comp 101 educational luncheon for Baton Rouge area members at Acme Oyster House on Tuesday, May 14. As the members listened to presentations about auditing from Auditing Assistant Manager Chris Messenger, claims from Claims Manager Yvonne Rosen, and loss control from Loss Control Specialist Billy Porche, they dined on delicious gumbo, …
LCIA’s first Family Day of 2019 was so much fun! Members and their families were treated to a day of fun at the Knock Knock Museum in Baton Rouge with a full catered lunch. Event Coordinator Amanda Tinney and Account Manager Sarah Guarisco were on-hand to greet each visitor before they were allowed to play …
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