Washington · Regulations
Chapter 284-24E — MEDICAL MALPRACTICE CLAIM SETTLEMENT DATA REPORTING RULES FOR ATTORNEYS AND CLAIMANTS
16 sections
16 sections
- WAC 284-24E-010WAC 284-24E-010. Purpose
- WAC 284-24E-020WAC 284-24E-020. Definitions
- WAC 284-24E-030WAC 284-24E-030. How will the commissioner ensure data confidentiality under RCW 48.140.060 (2)?
- WAC 284-24E-040WAC 284-24E-040. How is claim settlement data reported to the commissioner?
- WAC 284-24E-050WAC 284-24E-050. How will the OIC assign user ID codes?
- WAC 284-24E-060WAC 284-24E-060. What types of settled claims must be reported to the commissioner?
- WAC 284-24E-063WAC 284-24E-063. When is a claim considered settled and subject to reporting with the OIC?
- WAC 284-24E-070WAC 284-24E-070. Are write-offs or other small sums of money provided as customer service gestures considered claims?
- WAC 284-24E-080WAC 284-24E-080. Who has the primary responsibility for reporting claim settlement data to the commissioner?
- WAC 284-24E-090WAC 284-24E-090. When are claim reports due?
- WAC 284-24E-100WAC 284-24E-100. Can settlement reports be reopened to make changes or corrections to previously reported data?
- WAC 284-24E-110WAC 284-24E-110. How should claim disposition information be reported?
- WAC 284-24E-120WAC 284-24E-120. How should information about the timing of the settlement be reported?
- WAC 284-24E-130WAC 284-24E-130. How is the judgment or settlement amount reported?
- WAC 284-24E-140WAC 284-24E-140. How are structured settlements reported?
- WAC 284-24E-150WAC 284-24E-150. How should claims settlement data be reported if there is more than one defendant?