Article 9 - Subsequent Injury Trust Fund

Article 9 - Subsequent Injury Trust Fund

§ 34-9-350. Purpose and construction of article
§ 34-9-351. Definitions
§ 34-9-351.1. Exclusion from eligibility for reimbursement of certain self-insured employers
§ 34-9-352. Creation and authority of Subsequent Injury Trust Fund; state treasurer as custodian
§ 34-9-353. Surety bonds of administrator and custodian
§ 34-9-354. Creation and appointment of board of trustees; duties; term of office of members and chairman; oath of office
§ 34-9-355. Appointment of administrator; administration of article; members of retirement system
§ 34-9-356. Payment of travel expenses of board members, administrator, and employees; per diem allowance of board members
§ 34-9-357. Payment of costs of administration; submission and approval of annual budget; audit of funds
§ 34-9-358. Payment of assessments to fund by insurers and self-insurers; calculations
§ 34-9-359. Reports by employers of compensation and benefits paid; failure to pay assessments
§ 34-9-360. Reimbursement of employer or insurer for subsequent injury compensation payments; amounts of and prerequisites to reimbursement from fund
§ 34-9-361. Employer's knowledge of employee's preexisting permanent impairment
§ 34-9-362. Notice by employer or insurer of claim against fund; request for a hearing
§ 34-9-363. Agreements for reimbursement from fund; hearing by State Board of Workers' Compensation in absence of agreement; compromise settlements
§ 34-9-363.1. Duty to notify administrator of proposed settlement agreements after reimbursement agreement has been reached; approval of such settlement agreements
§ 34-9-364. Apportionment or denial of reimbursement for expenses paid by employer or insurer
§ 34-9-365. Injuries to which article is applicable
§ 34-9-366. Binding of fund to questions determined in proceedings to which it was not a party
§ 34-9-367. Liability of fund for interest or attorney's fees
§ 34-9-368. Reimbursement of self-insured employers or insureds; actuarial study required; dissolution of Subsequent Injury Trust Fund

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