If the director revokes a self-insured license, who retains jurisdiction over ongoing claims?

If the director revokes a self-insured license, who retains jurisdiction over ongoing claims?

• A. The Director
• B. The Administrator
• C. The Courts
• D. The Insured

Answer: (A)

When a self-insured license is revoked, regulatory control over any remaining liabilities stays with the Director. The Director retains jurisdiction to ensure an orderly wind-down of the plan, protect claimants, and oversee the proper handling and settlement of all ongoing claims. The Administrator may continue to handle day-to-day claim processing under the Director’s supervision, but the ultimate authority to oversee unresolved claims remains with the Director. The Courts aren’t taking over administration, and the insured does not control ongoing claims.

When a self-insured license is revoked, regulatory control over any remaining liabilities stays with the Director. The Director retains jurisdiction to ensure an orderly wind-down of the plan, protect claimants, and oversee the proper handling and settlement of all ongoing claims. The Administrator may continue to handle day-to-day claim processing under the Director’s supervision, but the ultimate authority to oversee unresolved claims remains with the Director. The Courts aren’t taking over administration, and the insured does not control ongoing claims.