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A company is a form of business organization. In the United States, a company is a corporation—or, less commonly, an association, partnership, or union—that carries on an industrial enterprise." Generally, a company may be a "corporation, partnership, association, joint-stock company, trust, fund, or organized group of persons, whether incorporated or not, and (in an official capacity) any receiver, trustee in bankruptcy, or similar official, or liquidating agent, for any of the foregoing." In English law, and therefore in the Commonwealth realms, a company is a form of body corporate or corporation, generally registered under the Companies Acts or similar legislation. It does not include a partnership or any other unincorporated group of persons. From Wikipedia under the
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Once the client has to move out to their new home the insurance company cancels the policy on the home that's still for sale. This is being done even if the customer has been a client for over 30 years and is using that company for the new home! Sellers are having a rough enough time with the real estate market these days! What can be done about this? Also suppose the seller decides not to sell but keep the home as a vacation spot? Are second homes being uninsured also? Asked by ursaitaliano70 - Fri Nov 30 05:50:03 2007 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments A. It is not a new trend and second homes are fine. The problem is when the house becomes vacant (or not enough furniture in it to be able to stay there). That is when the homeowners policy is cancelled (or nonrenewed) because the house no longer qualifies for a homeowners policy. Also, I don't have any company that will insure a house on the market. Rewritten policies have new business guidelines because it is a new policy. That has ALWAYS been an underwiriting issue for us (for the 18 years I have been in the business). Nothing has changed there. The only market I have then is Surplus Lines (some states have a homeowner fair plan). I tell my insureds, do NOT let the house go vacant, be sure to keep enough furniture, dishes, linens,… [cont.] Answered by Sue - Fri Nov 30 06:15:14 2007 How do i get companies to provide me with a large number of sample items? Q. I am currently working as an orientation assistant for the college i attend. I have been contacting companies via email asking for large numbers of sample products for our orientation kits, so far all have refused. How do i go about getting a yes from these companies or are there certain companies in particular that i should contact??? Some examples of companies i've contacted are pepsi, durex, mead. Asked by fakeplasticalice - Mon Jul 7 07:38:37 2008 - - 1 Answers - 0 Comments A. Don't contact companies via email - its much more professional if you contact them via an actual hand written letter. Basically, import your companies letterhead into the document at the top of the page. Enter a couple of times, and enter the date Then enter the companies address. To whom it may concern Basically in the first paragraph explain your company. Next, talk about the event that you are requesting free samples for. Definetly mention just how much people their comapny is going to be exposed to if they provide samples of their products. Finally, just quickly thank them for their time, and give them a contact number at the college. Yours faithfully (sign) Your name Your position. I would think you are contacting the right… [cont.] Answered by James T - Mon Jul 7 07:50:36 2008 What are most companies offering these days for medical care?
Q. My company has gone from offering a good medical plan THIS year to one with either a $1500 deductable or one with a $3000 deductable. Both options stink. Are other companies doing this? AND is there a legal requirement for companies to offer medical coverage of any kind? What level of coverage is required? Asked by SG concupiscent sylk - Tue Nov 27 12:56:50 2007 - - 5 Answers - 0 Comments A. Employers are not required to offer any type of insurance. Unfortunately, premiums have skyrocketed which forced employers to offer high deductible medical plans to help reduce the cost of premiums. In CA employer's are required to contribute 50% of a "core" plan (ususally a high deductible plan) but will allow a richer benefit for those employees who are willing to pay the difference. It is unusual; however, for an employer to only offer a high ded. plan without providing a richer plan option. Example: Core Plan Insurance Co A HMO 1500 ($1500 ded, 10% coinsurance) Buy-Up Insurance Co. A HMO 10 ($0 Ded, benefits paid 100%) Employer pays 50% of the employee only rate for Insurance Co. A's HMO 1500 (at $150 for a 29 yo single employee) [cont.] Answered by kittie_in_ca - Tue Nov 27 14:48:36 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Companies"
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