SB1579 amends Tennessee's workers' compensation law to require construction services providers to attest to zero estimated exposure and notify.
SB1579 amends Tennessee Code Annotated, Title 50, Chapter 6, to introduce the "Zero Estimated Exposure Policy Act." This act requires construction services providers to attest to having zero estimated exposure when applying for a policy. The attestation must include a statement affirming the accuracy of the information provided and the absence of employees. If a provider employs staff or increases exposure during the policy period, they must notify their workers' compensation insurer within 60 days. Insurers must require this attestation with each application.
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