Idaho Code
Idaho Code § 72-305 (2026)
Claims services and medical supervision.
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Claims services and medical supervision.
Each surety shall provide prompt claims services through its own adjusting offices or officers located within the state, or by independent, licensed, resident adjusters.
The surety shall provide medical supervision of cases from its insureds through medical consultants located within the state or near enough to provide prompt and continuous service.
Notes of Decisions
Cited in 3
cases, 1949–1962 · leading case: Blackburn v. Olson, 207 P.2d 1160 (Idaho 1949).
Blackburn v. Olson, 207 P.2d 1160 (Idaho 1949). “, supra, an award was made to a “stepchild” upon an agreement between the surety, the employer and the mother of the child. A petition was filed to reopen the case upon the ground that the child was not the child of the decedent, but was illegitimate.”
Edwards v. Holmes Constr. Co., 372 P.2d 406 (Idaho 1962). “§ 43-1105, now I.C. § 72-305, has been amended to provide that the term “child” does not include a step-child unless actually dependent.”
In Re Jones, 372 P.2d 406 (Idaho 1962). “§ 43-1105, now I.C. § 72-305, has been amended to provide that the term "child" does not include a step-child unless actually dependent.”
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