North Carolina Statutes
§ 97-143 — Use of deposits made by insolvent member self-insurers
North Carolina § 97-143
JurisdictionNorth Carolina
Ch. 97Workers' Compensation Act
Art. 4North Carolina Self-Insurance Security Association
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N.C. Gen. Stat. § 97-143 (2026).
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After the Commissioner has notified the Association, under G.S. 97-136(a), that a member is insolvent, the Commissioner shall assign and deliver to the Association, and the Association is authorized to expend any deposit made by the insolvent member under G.S. 58-47-90 or G.S. 97-185, to the extent the deposit is needed by the Association to pay covered claims against the insolvent member as required by this Article, and to the extent the deposit is needed to pay expenses of the Association relating to covered claims against the insolvent member. For insolvent individual member self-insurers that participate in the Association Aggregate Security System, the Association is authorized to pursue recovery under every instrument, contract, and form of security comprising the composite security.
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