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We own a small family business. Our son, who worked for us, was put into an alcohol treatment program, and the insurance company initially approved and paid for it. However, they later realized our son didn't work after May and their policy states that coverage is only for active employees. We argued that he was still considered an employee, but they disregarded that. We were still paying for his insurance for months after May. The insurance company now says we need an employee handbook describing the medical leave policy. Can we create one now, or is that considered fraud?

February 9th, 2024

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