In PA as a corporate officer you can elect not to have workers comp what should I do?
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Read More Answered By: James Monaghan |
The answer depends in large part on the type of business that you have and the other coverage that you maintain. If you are in a business where you perform physical labor, you should clearly be covered by some sort of disability whether it is workers comp or not. And if you are in a business where you do not perform significant physical labor, the coverage may be relatively cheap so it would make sense to be covered. Generally, I think more coverage is better than less but I would be glad to discuss it with you. Please call my office for a free consultation. |
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