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Have a construction co, had an accident on the 31 and the policy was cancelled on the 1 will there be coverage??

Answered 10 years and 2 months ago by Simon B. Mann (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
If at the time of the accident you had coverage than you should be covered. Under 176D you have the right to bring a claim for unfair and deceptive business practices against an Insurer. You should talk with a lawyer.
If at the time of the accident you had coverage than you should be covered. Under 176D you have the right to bring a claim for unfair and deceptive... Read More

I am amputee and I hired a contractor to make my house handicap accessiable. He didn't completed the job but was compensated. I am unsatified with

Answered 12 years and 3 months ago by Greg Krikorian (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Recovery of part or all of your payment amount will largely depend upon the following factors: Was there a signed agreement (contract) with the contractor? describing the work to be done and at what price? How many payments were made and when, were payments made upon the completion of predetermined phases of the entire project? what the contractor's response as to why he didn't complete the job? why do you or anyone else think that the construction is unworkmanlike? To what percentage is the agreed upon construction completed.... Read More
Recovery of part or all of your payment amount will largely depend upon the following factors: Was there a signed agreement (contract) with the... Read More

Question to my advertising

Answered 14 years and 7 months ago by Victor Obninsky (Unclaimed Profile)   |   1 Answer
Dear Tim--You are not a licensed plumbing contractor.  I suggest you get journeyman status as soon as you can.  Take the exam and then you will have no problems.  I'm afraid your proposed path will be dangerous.  Your customers will certainly have recourse against.  The licensing authorities in Massachusetts may also want a word or two.... Read More
Dear Tim--You are not a licensed plumbing contractor.  I suggest you get journeyman status as soon as you can.  Take the exam and then you... Read More
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