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2011 Utah Code
Title 34A Utah Labor Code
Chapter 2 Workers' Compensation Act
- Section 101 Title.
- Section 102 Definition of terms.
- Section 103 Employers enumerated and defined -- Regularly employed -- Statutory employers.
- Section 104 "Employee," "worker," and "operative" defined -- Specific circumstances -- Exemptions.
- Section 105 Exclusive remedy against employer, and officer, agent, or employee of employer.
- Section 106 Injuries or death caused by wrongful acts of persons other than employer, officer, agent, or employee of employer -- Rights of employer or insurance carrier in cause of action -- Maintenance of action -- Notice of intention to proceed against third party -- Right to maintain action not involving employee-employer relationship -- Disbursement of proceeds of recovery -- Exclusive remedy.
- Section 107 Appointment of workers' compensation advisory council -- Composition -- Terms of members -- Duties -- Compensation.
- Section 108 Void agreements between employers and employees.
- Section 109 Interstate and intrastate commerce.
- Section 110 Workers' compensation insurance fraud -- Elements -- Penalties -- Notice.
- Section 111 Managed health care programs -- Other safety programs.
- Section 112 Administration of this chapter and Chapter 3.
- Section 113 Designated agent required.
- Section 201 Employers to secure workers' compensation benefits for employees -- Methods.
- Section 201.3 Direct payments prohibited except by self-insured employer.
- Section 201.5 Self-insured employer -- Acceptable security -- Procedures.
- Section 202 Assessment on self-insured employers including the state, counties, cities, towns, or school districts paying compensation direct.
- Section 202.5 Offset for occupational health and safety related donations.
- Section 203 Payment of premiums for workers' compensation.
- Section 204 Compliance with chapter -- Notice to employees.
- Section 205 Notification of workers' compensation insurance coverage to division -- Cancellation requirements -- Penalty for violation.
- Section 206 Furnishing information to division -- Employers' annual report -- Rights of division -- Examination of employers under oath -- Penalties.
- Section 207 Noncompliance -- Civil action by employees.
- Section 208 Right to compensation when employer fails to comply.
- Section 209 Employer's penalty for violation -- Notice of noncompliance -- Proof required -- Admissible evidence -- Criminal prosecution.
- Section 210 Power to bring suit for noncompliance.
- Section 211 Notice of noncompliance to employer -- Enforcement power of division -- Penalty.
- Section 212 Docketing awards in district court -- Enforcing judgment.
- Section 301 Places of employment to be safe -- Willful neglect -- Penalty.
- Section 302 Employee's willful misconduct -- Penalty.
- Section 401 Compensation for industrial accidents to be paid.
- Section 402 Mental stress claims.
- Section 403 Dependents -- Presumption.
- Section 404 Injuries to minors.
- Section 405 Employee injured outside state -- Entitled to compensation -- Limitation of time.
- Section 406 Exemptions from chapter for employees temporarily in state -- Conditions -- Evidence of insurance.
- Section 407 Reporting of industrial injuries -- Regulation of health care providers -- Funeral expenses.
- Section 408 Compensation -- None for first three days after injury unless disability extended.
- Section 409 Average weekly wage -- Basis of computation.
- Section 410 Temporary disability -- Amount of payments -- State average weekly wage defined.
- Section 410.5 Employee cooperation with reemployment.
- Section 411 Temporary partial disability -- Amount of payments.
- Section 412 Permanent partial disability -- Scale of payments.
- Section 413 Permanent total disability -- Amount of payments -- Rehabilitation.
- Section 414 Benefits in case of death -- Distribution of award to dependents -- Death of dependents -- Remarriage of surviving spouse.
- Section 415 Increase of benefits to a dependent -- Effect of death, marriage, majority, or termination of dependency of children -- Death, divorce, or remarriage of spouse.
- Section 416 Additional benefits in special cases.
- Section 417 Claims and benefits -- Time limits for filing -- Burden of proof.
- Section 418 Awards -- Medical, nursing, hospital, and burial expenses -- Artificial means and appliances.
- Section 419 Agreements in addition to compensation and benefits.
- Section 420 Continuing jurisdiction of commission -- No authority to change statutes of limitation -- Authority to destroy records -- Interest on award -- Authority to approve final settlement claims.
- Section 421 Lump-sum payments.
- Section 422 Compensation exempt from execution -- Transfer of payment rights.
- Section 423 Survival of claim in case of death.
- Section 501 Definitions.
- Section 502 Intensity tests.
- Section 503 Loss of hearing -- Occupational hearing loss due to noise to be compensated.
- Section 504 Loss of hearing -- Extent of employer's liability.
- Section 505 Loss of hearing -- Compensation for permanent partial disability.
- Section 506 Loss of hearing -- Time for filing claim.
- Section 507 Measuring hearing loss.
- Section 601 Medical panel, director, or consultant -- Findings and reports -- Objections to report -- Hearing -- Expenses.
- Section 602 Physical examinations.
- Section 603 Autopsy in death cases -- Certified pathologist -- Attending physicians -- Penalty for refusal to permit -- Liability.
- Section 604 Employee leaving place of treatment.
- Section 701 Premium assessment restricted account for safety.
- Section 702 Employers' Reinsurance Fund -- Injury causing death -- Burial expenses -- Payments to dependents.
- Section 703 Payments from Employers' Reinsurance Fund.
- Section 704 Uninsured Employers' Fund.
- Section 705 Industrial Accident Restricted Account.
- Section 801 Initiating adjudicative proceedings -- Procedure for review of administrative action.
- Section 802 Rules of evidence and procedure before commission -- Admissible evidence.
- Section 803 Violation of judgments, orders, decrees, or provisions of chapter -- Grade of offense.
- Section 901 Workers' compensation presumption for emergency medical services providers.
- Section 902 Workers' compensation claims by emergency medical services providers -- Time limits.
- Section 903 Failure to be tested -- Time limit for death benefits.
- Section 904 Volunteer emergency medical services providers -- Workers' compensation premiums.
- Section 905 Rulemaking authority -- Rebuttable presumption.
- Section 1001 Title.
- Section 1002 Definitions.
- Section 1003 Issuance of a waiver.
- Section 1004 Information required to obtain a waiver.
- Section 1005 Enforcement.
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