hp8125
06-06-2005, 02:31 AM
I happen to have a very nice commercial account involving model houses, snowplowing, brushhogging, etc, It is a residential subdivision still being built which is an account I have had for over a year
My question is this, I had insurance and lost it because I filed a claim within the first year, so I was told. It seems I was in a probationary period for the first year I was operating. When I went to renew my insurance, the accounts spokesperson also called to verify my insurance and that is how they found out. I found that they were not going to pay me for 1 months work because my insurance had expired. It took about two weeks to save up the 1 year premium but I was able to get insurance through another provider. Can they refuse to pay me untill I get my insurance renewed?
The funny thing is, had they payed me as scheduled, I would have had insurance the same day I found out I was canceled, Must be murphys law here
My question is this, I had insurance and lost it because I filed a claim within the first year, so I was told. It seems I was in a probationary period for the first year I was operating. When I went to renew my insurance, the accounts spokesperson also called to verify my insurance and that is how they found out. I found that they were not going to pay me for 1 months work because my insurance had expired. It took about two weeks to save up the 1 year premium but I was able to get insurance through another provider. Can they refuse to pay me untill I get my insurance renewed?
The funny thing is, had they payed me as scheduled, I would have had insurance the same day I found out I was canceled, Must be murphys law here