Christensen v. Roberds of Atlanta, Inc.

Carley, Judge.

In January of 1984, appellant-plaintiff accepted an oral offer of employment with appellee-defendant. Thereafter, appellant was paid a salary but no bonuses. In July of 1984, appellant’s wife had a baby. Because the pregnancy was considered a “pre-existing condition” as of the time of appellant’s hiring, the insurance coverage that was provided to appellee’s employees did not cover any of the expenses incurred in connection with the delivery of the baby. In 1986, appellant resigned from his employment. After his resignation, appellant filed this contract action against appellee.…