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Code · North Carolina · Chapter 58 — Insurance

§ 58-47-180. Premium collection and payment of claims.

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§ 58-47-180. Premium collection and payment of claims.
(a)The TPA or service company, at a minimum, shall:
(1)Periodically render an accounting to the self-insurer detailing all transactions performed by the TPA or service company pertaining to the business underwritten, premium or other charges collected, and claims paid by the self-insurer, when applicable.
(2)Deposit all receipts directly into an account maintained in the name of the self-insurer.
(3)Pay claims on drafts or checks of and authorized by the self-insurer.
(4)Not withdraw from the self-insurer's account except for authority limited to pay claims and refund premiums.
(5)Remit return premium, directly from the self-insurer's account, to the person entitled to the return premium.
(b)Any check disbursement authority granted to the TPA or service company may be terminated upon the self-insurer's written notice to the TPA or service company or upon termination of the agreement. The self-insurer may suspend the check disbursement authority during the pendency of any dispute regarding the cause for termination. (1997-362, s. 3.)
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