Cori Rigsby - Insurance Coverage Blog

Rigsby_Cori_-_Vol _II.txt13 worked in helping with claims and interpreting14 insurance policies for Mr. Scruggs?15 A. In the calendar year?16 Q. Yes.17 A. No, I can't.18 Q. How about in the last 60 days?19 A. The work -- no, I can't.20 Q. Have you -- do you go to an office?21 A. Sometimes I go, yes.22 Q. And other times you work out of your23 home?24 A. Yes.25 Q. Can you estimate for me how many days02461 you've worked this month?2 A. We speak -- I speak with someone from3 the law firms at least three days a week every4 week.5 Q. My question is: Can you estimate for me6 how many hours you've worked --7 A. No, I can't.8 Q. -- this month? I didn't mean to step on9 your line. Is your answer, no, you can't?10 A. No.11 Q. How about the past week, how many hours12 did you work last week?13 A. I'm not paid hourly. I'm paid yearly.14 I don't keep up with my hours.15 Q. I understand you're paid semi-monthly.16 My question is: How many hours did you -- do you17 estimate you worked last week?18 A. I didn't keep track.19 Q. Was it more than five?20 A. I honestly -- I'm sorry. I can't help21 you.22 Q. You're not able to give me an estimate?23 A. I don't have my calendar in front of me.24 I'm sorry.25 Q. Well, I understand you don't have your02471 calendar. My question is: Can you give me an2 estimate of how many hours you worked for the3 Scruggs Katrina Group last week?4 A. I can give you an estimate, but I don't5 know if it would be correct.6 Q. Why don't you do that.7 A. And this might have been the week8 before, not last week. Four hours.9 Q. Today is the 19th of November 2007.10 A. Okay.11 Q. During this calendar month of November,12 how many hours have you worked pursuant to that13 contract?14 A. I'm sorry. I just don't recall.15 Q. Is it as many as 20?16 A. It could be.17 Q. As many as 80?18 A. Probably not.19 Q. Do you ever put in more than 10 hours a20 week?21 A. Yes.22 Q. And how frequently do you do that?23 A. Again, I'm just not that good without myPage 6