 My chimney is pulling away from the house. It needs fixed to prevent future damage. Will inusrance cover it? |
| Before I make a claim with the insurance company, I thought I would come here to see if anyone else has had a problem like this? I am worried about other damage as well. With the weather turning, ... |
|
 How to get it notarized? |
| how or where do i go to get something (an apartment application) notarized? and will it cost me anything? thanks!... |
|
 How do you get insurance to cover bills if you get hurt or sick? |
| I need to get insurance that will pay my mortgage and other bills if we get sick and can't ... |
|
 Cost to see a doctor without insurance? |
| What would it cost to see a doctor at a walk-in clinic if you are paying out of your pocket? My roommate has been sick for a couple weeks and I think he really needs to see a doctor. He does not ... |
|
 Does your primary car insurance extend to rental cars?If so, does it really cover all expenses of an accident? |
| Ever since I switched to Geico, I have verified with them that my car insurance policy extends to rental cars whenever I rent them out. Which is great, because it saves me money by waiving all the ... |
|
 How long can a person suck on workers comp?? |
| i have a relative who worked for halliburton.. he says he got injured on the job, however i think he took a fall because he didn't want to be there anymore... he wanted out of his contract but ... |
|
 Auto insurance question? |
| I was rear-ended a few weeks ago. The othe rguy had insurance, and I've gotten people from my insurance company and his to come out and take a look at the damage. The problem each damage ... |
|
 Company not paying? |
| When I went to pick up my check yesterday they told me that they couldnt afford to pay me yet and would let me know when they could. What do I do?... |
|
 Can you have all or part of your life assurance money before you die? |
Additional Details
Thank you for your answers they are very interesting...i like a few of you thought it was not possible to take out all or part of your assurance until after death.
... |
|
 I have got two tickets in the past 5 months for window tint...................? |
| i thought if you already had a ticket in progress that you couldnt get another ticket for the same thing, at least until you have your other ticket paid for. Does anyone know what you have to do to ... |
|
 Medical Insurance "PREDETERMINED" Going CRAZY!! Help Me Figure This Out!!!!!? |
| My son needs a surgery and the insurance company says the only way they will cover any costs is if the doctor shows it is predetermined, the letter from the doctor says that this surgery is the only ... |
|
 What is everyone's view on what is going on with Education and Health Insurance in this Country? *****? |
***** Does everyone believe that all persons are entitled to a free Higher (college) Education and that everyone should have Health Insurance (even if we have to pay for it)?
If some ... |
|
 Why pay $800 a month for health insurance when it does not guarantee to cover anything? |
| On top of that there is a $500 dollar deductable so how many people do you know that can pay $500 dollars out of pocket at a time. Most people I know just live paycheck to paycheck.So what do you ... |
|
 No real business taking place in the home but will homeowners insurance give me a problem? |
| None of my business takes place in the home as I run a limo company with only 1 limo. The only thing I have in the home is my computer but that is it. Will homeowners have a problem with it if ... |
|
 Cobra insurance coverage? |
| How long can one carry cobra? If one drop the coverage ,yet wants to reinstate the policy within 30 days is that possible?... |
|
|  |
joseph6902000 | If I work for a sub contractor and I get hurt , does he have to pay for medical expenses? |
I AM ALSO PAID AS A SUB CONTRACTOR EVEN THOUGH I GET PAID BY THE HOUR. |
 |
 
mbrcatz
|
It depends on your state laws, but GENERALLY, an uninsured sub can collect on workers comp, going up the line, from the guy that contracted to you, and ending up with the general contractor, and even the property owner. But in order to "travel up the line" you'll probably need a laywer (and I almost NEVER recommend a lawyer).
Keep in mind, if you get paid by the hour, you might NOT really be a subcontractor - you might want to check out the IRS laws on contractors vs. employees - a LOT of construction guys want to get around paying wc for employees, so pay them by the hour and call them subs . . . but if you do NOT have your own liability insurance, and you get more than 40% of your annual income from this one guy, he tells you when to show up and what to do and how to do it, he's your employer. That makes HIM responsible for injuries, even if he doesn't have comp. |
|
waggy_33
 |
If the company you work for is smart they would have obtained a workman's compensation insurance policy and you would be paid under that insurance.However I doubt that is the case because he is going to say you are a subcontractor not an employee and you should have bought your own worker's compensation insurance.
The best advice is to contact a labor law attorney and see if there is any way to get at your employer. If the attorney can prove you are really an employee then the company you work for could be held liable. |
|
Alfred
 |
get a lawyer I got a friend who got hurt at work and he was able to get his compensation. and he was a subcontractor he will better explain to you. But dont talk to the insurance before you see a lawyer |
|
Gem
|
Your boss, the sub contractor, is not compensating you as an employee, my guess would be you are not covered by insurance.
If your boss has a brain, he would voluntarily pay your medical bills. If he is like most, he won't.
As a "sub-contractor" you are supposed to carry your own insurance.
If you got hurt, and had to sue for your boss to cover the injury, your boss could be in for a world of hurt. If the IRS gets wind of it, they will want all your back pay withheld on and taxed, and unemployment and workers comp paid too.
Working as a "sub-contractor" is running a risk for both you and your boss if you do not have your own insurance.
Good Luck |
|
dm_dragons
|
Sub-contractor status means the answer is no. You are your own boss being hired by his (the contractor) company. That means you get no benefits as if you were his employee. With risk comes reward, and it seems in your case...in that very order.
Where is your health insurance? |
|
dustin w
|
WORKMANS COMP DUDE HE MUST HAVE IT TO HIRE EMPLOEES IF NOT HE IS IN VIOLATION OF THE LAW |
|
| |
|
| | |
| Questions List |
Answers | Last Post
| | | |
6 | 6 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
6 | 32 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
6 | 34 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
6 | 48 minutes(s) ago
| | | |
5 | 3 hour(s) ago
| | | |
6 | 6 hour(s) ago
| | | |
6 | 10 hour(s) ago
| | | |
6 | 2 day(s) ago
| | | |
6 | 4 day(s) ago
| | | |
6 | 1 week(s) ago
| |
|
Homepage 
Financial
Forum 
Insurance 
No Spam
Adult 
Gambling
Unfinished
Deception
Plagiarism
Not English
