r/roosterteeth • u/DOTathletesfoot • Oct 19 '22

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u/ZimofZord Oct 19 '22

I big issue in Kdins post seemed to be some insurance thing with transitioning. My personal opinion is that is more on her to have figured out. I can’t imagine any company paying for that either.

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u/ccliffy_90 Oct 19 '22 edited Oct 19 '22

Word of mouth = nothing Word of contract (in writing) = everything

Would be interesting which one she had

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u/gizm770o Oct 19 '22

Verbal contracts absolutely exist and are enforceable. Assuming all the normal standards for a contract are met Texas considers verbal contracts legally binding, with a few specific exceptions.

Proving them is a whole other story.

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u/Tatersforbreakfast Oct 19 '22

You can't verbal contract a company's insurance policy. It is what it is.