86.12 FAILURE TO REPORT.
The workers' compensation commissioner may require any employer to
supply the information required by section 86.10 or to file a report
required by section 86.11 or 86.13 or by agency rule, by written
demand sent to the employer's last known address. Upon failure to
supply such information or file such report within thirty days, the
employer may be ordered to appear and show cause why the employer
should not be subject to assessment of one thousand dollars for each
occurrence. Upon such hearing, the workers' compensation
commissioner shall enter a finding of fact and may enter an order
requiring such assessment to be paid into the second injury fund
created by sections 85.63 to 85.69. In the event the assessment is
not voluntarily paid within thirty days, the workers' compensation
commissioner may file a certified copy of such finding and order with
the clerk of the court for the district in which the employer
maintains a place of business. If the employer maintains no place of
business in this state, service shall be made as provided in chapter
85 for nonresident employers. In such case the finding and order may
be filed in any court of competent jurisdiction within this state.
The workers' compensation commissioner may thereafter petition the
court for entry of judgment upon such order, serving notice of such
petition on the employer and any other person in default. If the
court finds the order valid, the court shall enter judgment against
the person or persons in default for the amount due under the order.
No fees shall be required for the filing of the order or for the
petition for judgment, or for the entry of judgment or for any
enforcement procedure thereupon. No supersedeas shall be granted by
any court to a judgment entered under this section.
When a report is required under section 86.11 or 86.13 or by
agency rule, and the employer's insurance carrier possesses the
information necessary to file the report, the insurance carrier shall
be responsible for filing the report in the same manner and to the
same extent as an employer under this section.
2004 reaffirmation and reenactment of this section as published in
Code Supplement 2003 takes effect September 7, 2004, and is
retroactively applicable to injuries occurring on or after July 1,
2003; 2004 Acts, 1st Ex, ch 1001, § 19
86.12 FAILURE TO REPORT.
The workers' compensation commissioner may require any employer to
supply the information required by section 86.10 or to file a report
required by section 86.11 or 86.13 or by agency rule, by written
demand sent to the employer's last known address. Upon failure to
supply such information or file such report within thirty days, the
employer may be ordered to appear and show cause why the employer
should not be subject to assessment of one thousand dollars for each
occurrence. Upon such hearing, the workers' compensation
commissioner shall enter a finding of fact and may enter an order
requiring such assessment to be paid into the second injury fund
created by sections 85.63 to 85.69. In the event the assessment is
not voluntarily paid within thirty days, the workers' compensation
commissioner may file a certified copy of such finding and order with
the clerk of the court for the district in which the employer
maintains a place of business. If the employer maintains no place of
business in this state, service shall be made as provided in chapter
85 for nonresident employers. In such case the finding and order may
be filed in any court of competent jurisdiction within this state.
The workers' compensation commissioner may thereafter petition the
court for entry of judgment upon such order, serving notice of such
petition on the employer and any other person in default. If the
court finds the order valid, the court shall enter judgment against
the person or persons in default for the amount due under the order.
No fees shall be required for the filing of the order or for the
petition for judgment, or for the entry of judgment or for any
enforcement procedure thereupon. No supersedeas shall be granted by
any court to a judgment entered under this section.
When a report is required under section 86.11 or 86.13 or by
agency rule, and the employer's insurance carrier possesses the
information necessary to file the report, the insurance carrier shall
be responsible for filing the report in the same manner and to the
same extent as an employer under this section.
2004 reaffirmation and reenactment of this section as published in
Code Supplement 2003 takes effect September 7, 2004, and is
retroactively applicable to injuries occurring on or after July 1,
2003; 2004 Acts, 1st Ex, ch 1001, § 19
86.12 FAILURE TO REPORT.
The workers' compensation commissioner may require any employer to
supply the information required by section 86.10 or to file a report
required by section 86.11 or 86.13 or by agency rule, by written
demand sent to the employer's last known address. Upon failure to
supply such information or file such report within thirty days, the
employer may be ordered to appear and show cause why the employer
should not be subject to assessment of one thousand dollars for each
occurrence. Upon such hearing, the workers' compensation
commissioner shall enter a finding of fact and may enter an order
requiring such assessment to be paid into the second injury fund
created by sections 85.63 to 85.69. In the event the assessment is
not voluntarily paid within thirty days, the workers' compensation
commissioner may file a certified copy of such finding and order with
the clerk of the court for the district in which the employer
maintains a place of business. If the employer maintains no place of
business in this state, service shall be made as provided in chapter
85 for nonresident employers. In such case the finding and order may
be filed in any court of competent jurisdiction within this state.
The workers' compensation commissioner may thereafter petition the
court for entry of judgment upon such order, serving notice of such
petition on the employer and any other person in default. If the
court finds the order valid, the court shall enter judgment against
the person or persons in default for the amount due under the order.
No fees shall be required for the filing of the order or for the
petition for judgment, or for the entry of judgment or for any
enforcement procedure thereupon. No supersedeas shall be granted by
any court to a judgment entered under this section.
When a report is required under section 86.11 or 86.13 or by
agency rule, and the employer's insurance carrier possesses the
information necessary to file the report, the insurance carrier shall
be responsible for filing the report in the same manner and to the
same extent as an employer under this section.
2004 reaffirmation and reenactment of this section as published in
Code Supplement 2003 takes effect September 7, 2004, and is
retroactively applicable to injuries occurring on or after July 1,
2003; 2004 Acts, 1st Ex, ch 1001, § 19
