Lack of Employees Didn't Relieve Employer's Obligation to Pay Premiums

An employer that allegedly went for periods without having any employees was not entitled to summary judgment on its insurance carrier's claim for unpaid premiums for those periods, a New York appellate court ruled. Case: Commissioners of State Insurance Fund v.Kaywood Properties , No. 2013-11215, 08/13/2014, published. Facts: Kaywood Properties had a workers' compensation insurance policy through the New York State Insurance Fund. NYSIF alleged that Kaywood owed $11,648.43 in unpaid premiums. Procedural History: Kaywood moved for summary judgment, arguing that it had periods o...