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Recent content by CodeDonkey
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QDOS - TLC35 liability cover endorsement - makes cover worthless.
Indeed before the U-turn, they were telling me they'd drop the case immediately by invoking that very clause. Whether they actually intend to honor their commitment now or will still find a way to bail out again at a later stage is anyone's guess really. But despite my doubts about their...- CodeDonkey
- Post #63
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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QDOS - TLC35 liability cover endorsement - makes cover worthless.
Yes, eventually.- CodeDonkey
- Post #59
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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QDOS - TLC35 liability cover endorsement - makes cover worthless.
Good insurer, bad insurer... good insurer Good insurer, bad insurer... good insurer So I think I should share the resolution to my story, in the hope it might help others make informed decisions. The good news is that I've now had it confirmed in writing that what Qdos have posted in this...- CodeDonkey
- Post #57
- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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QDOS - TLC35 liability cover endorsement - makes cover worthless.
Yes, I have the exact same terms in my insurance policy. And I can also confirm your scepticism here, as I've had this confirmed by Qdos recently after finding myself in the unfortunate position of the client stating they've never had any agreement with the agency about the possibility of...- CodeDonkey
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- Forum: Accounting / Legal
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Suing Agency for Contractual Breach
You might be right. But myself, I'm pretty convinced by the initial post and my own recent experience that agencies making IR35-friendly clauses up from nothing is quite widespread. Though I obviously can't say for sure - only someone who's worked at many agencies dealing with contracts on both...- CodeDonkey
- Post #17
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Suing Agency for Contractual Breach
Indeed. And I almost listened... but curiosity killed the cat. Legged it. I did entertain the thought of staying with a rate increase and trust that no-retrospective-investigations promise. But the combination of the contract discrepancy and Qdos's response to it made me further appreciate the...- CodeDonkey
- Post #15
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Suing Agency for Contractual Breach
No I haven't seen their contract, and neither the client nor the agency is willing to share the details of it with me. That's kind of the core of the problem. At this point, there's little else I can do than take the client's claim - that there's no room for substitution in their contract with...- CodeDonkey
- Post #13
- Forum: IR35 Reform
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Suing Agency for Contractual Breach
In the same boat... and Qdos's response to it is the nail in the coffin In the same boat... and Qdos's response to it is the nail in the coffin In the same boat here. First-timer who never used the somewhat-fettered-RoS in the contract, and naively figured the agency's contract would be...- CodeDonkey
- Post #11
- Forum: IR35 Reform
