The Hidden Risks Independent Contractors Never See Coming – And How to Protect Yourself Today

The Hidden Risks Independent Contractors Never See Coming – And How to Protect Yourself Today

The case was sent back to trial court to reconsider evidence, clarifying that labels in contracts don’t set anything in stone.

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Were you misclassified as an employee?

Perhaps you were issued a company-owned cellphone or other equipment and tools to conduct business cost-free. The work you do is necessary and integral to the business. That supports an employee-employer relationship.

If you were paid a franchise fee, you could be deemed an independent contractor. If you’re not paid wages or required to work a set schedule, that still makes the court raise an eyebrow.

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