Texas § IN.4151.254 - AGREEMENTS BETWEEN ADMINISTRATORS AND EMPLOYERS
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§ IN.4151.254. AGREEMENTS BETWEEN ADMINISTRATORS AND EMPLOYERS
AGREEMENTS BETWEEN ADMINISTRATORS AND EMPLOYERS. (a) In addition to the contract required by Section 4151.253 , an administrator may also enter into a contract with an employer in connection with workers' compensation benefits for collecting premium or contributions, adjusting claims, or settling claims, including an employer purchasing a policy authorized under Section 2053.202 (b). (b) A contract entered into under Subsection (a) must provide that: (1) the contract does not limit or modify in any way: (A) the insurance carrier's authority or responsibility, including financial responsibility, to comply with each statutory or regulatory requirement; and (B) the provisions of the contract entered into between the administrator and the insurance carrier under Section 4151.253 ; and (2) the administrator shall comply with each statutory or regulatory requirement relating to a function assumed by or carried out by the administrator. Added by Acts 2007, 80th Leg., R.S., Ch. 1176 (H.B. 472 ), Sec. 1.20, eff. September 1, 2007.
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