Posted by pinball on March 11, 2016 at 05:01:23 from (64.49.150.124):
In Reply to: Workers Comp. Ins. posted by 37Chief on March 10, 2016 at 15:53:04:
I read a long time ago that when you hire some one you need to make sure they are bonded by the state which means they have to have insurance on them and the employees. The problem is people try to get a job done and when they hire people and some one gets hurt then theres a law suit. I suspect some one put a bug in her ear. Probably a nephew or some one in the family or maybe her lawyer. Don't think its a reflection on you but sadly to say its just the times. Tv has made a lot of people look at things differently. State to state is different in there laws. I can remember when a hand shake or word of mouth was as good as good. now its as good as lead.
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