Texas § 414.004 PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF INSURANCE CARRIERS.

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§ 414.004 — PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF INSURANCE CARRIERS.

Texas § 414.004

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Tex. Labor Code Code Ann. § 414.004 (2026).

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Sec. 414.004. PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF INSURANCE CARRIERS.

(a)The division shall review regularly the workers' compensation records of insurance carriers as required to ensure compliance with this subtitle.

(b)Each insurance carrier, the carrier's agents, and those with whom the carrier has contracted to provide, review, or monitor services under this subtitle shall:

(1)cooperate with the division;

(2)make available to the division any records or other necessary information; and

(3)allow the division access to the information at reasonable times at the person's offices.

(c)The insurance carrier, other than a governmental entity, shall pay the reasonable expenses, including travel expenses, of an auditor who audits the workers' compensation records at the office of the insurance carrier.

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Sec. 414.004. PERFORMANCE REVIEW OF INSURANCE CARRIERS. (a) The division shall review regularly the workers' compensation records of insurance carriers as required to ensure compliance with this subtitle.
(b) Each insurance carrier, the carrier's agents, and those with whom the carrier has contracted to provide, review, or monitor services under this subtitle shall:
(1) cooperate with the division;
(2) make available to the division any records or other necessary information; and
(3) allow the division access to the information at reasonable times at the person's offices.
(c) The insurance carrier, other than a governmental entity, shall pay the reasonable expenses, including travel expenses, of an auditor who audits the workers' compensation records at the office of the insurance carrier.