All requests for refunds or reimbursements by an insurer for payments made under a mistake of fact or law, which were allegedly not received by an employee or dependent in good faith, must be made in writing to the employee with a copy immediately mailed to the attorney representing the employee or dependent, if any, and upon request to the division.
All requests must contain the following information:
a statement informing the employee that, if the employee has any questions regarding the legal obligations to repay any claims for overpayment alleged to have not been received in good faith, the employee should contact either a private attorney or the division.
The insurer that overpaid benefits that were received by the employee in good faith may take the credit allowed under Minnesota Statutes, section 176.179, after giving notice to the employee of the information in subpart 2, items A to F. Benefits paid pursuant to Minnesota Statutes, section 176.239, subdivision 3, are not overpaid benefits unless so ordered by a compensation judge under Minnesota Statutes, section 176.239, subdivision 9.
11 SR 1530; 18 SR 2546
June 11, 2008
Official Publication of the State of Minnesota
Revisor of Statutes