Mississippi Court Rules Comp-Exempt Sub Owner Can't Sue Contractor for Work Injury

Chris

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This is an intriguing question that arises infrequently in state courts: if a subcontractor's owner or officer chooses to forgo workers' compensation coverage, are they then entitled to sue the general contractor for negligence?

I'd love to hear your thoughts on the implications of this situation. Do you think opting out should influence legal responsibilities? Read the original story here.
 
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That's a really interesting question! It reminds me of a situation my brother-in-law faced when he was working on a construction site. He wasn't technically covered under workers' comp because he was the owner of his small subcontracting company. When an accident happened, he had to explore other legal options.

He ended up consulting the Best female car accident attorney, who had an amazing reputation for handling complex negligence cases. She explained the legal nuances clearly and helped him navigate a very tricky situation. I remember her being incredibly sharp and empathetic, which made a huge difference during such a stressful time.
 
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