Assertion: contractor | /r/HasAspect | insurance
Facets:
value: for all employees
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: for subcontractors
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: usually
type: TEMPORAL
Source sentences:
text: All contractors in our network and their employees must undergo a background check, be financially stable and have the proper licensing and insurance.
text: Contractors bear the risk of making a profit or a loss and usually bears responsibility and liability for poor work or injury and usually have their own insurance
text: Verify that the contractor has the necessary licenses and insurance to work in your area, and check with the contractor's insurance carrier to confirm coverage for worker's compensation, property damage, and personal liability in the event of an accident.
text: Ask to see a copy of the Certificate of Insurance, or ask for the name of the contractor's insurance carrier and agency to verify that the contractor has insurance.
text: The contractor should have insurance for all employees and subcontractors and be able to provide a copy of their insurance certificate for validation.
text: However, if the contractor denies responsibility or doesn’t have insurance, your claim may end up in small claims court.
text: You should always make sure a contractor has insurance and read their reviews before you let them work on your home.