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Date Posted: 16:57:10 02/08/03 Sat
Author: Kirk Ross
Author Host/IP: pool-138-89-147-138.mad.east.verizon.net / 138.89.147.138
Subject: Workman's Compensation for 1099's in New Jersey

I am a subcontractor working for a General Contractor in New Jersey who says I must have Workman's Compensation. He has rejected Occupational Accident Insurance. Will I qualify for benefits under Workman's Compensation as a 1099 tax filer in the State of New Jersey? The General Contractor's insurance agent says I will despite my not being a w-2 employee. What is the New Jersey law concerning this issue?

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