Former Executive Can't Proceed With Suit for Refund of Self-Insurance Deposit

The Kentucky Court of Appeals ruled that the former president of a defunct corporation could not maintain a lawsuit against the commissioner of the Department of Workers' Claims or the Kentucky Individual Self-Insurance Guaranty Fund for failing to refund the company’s leftover security deposit to him. Case: Martin v. Kentucky Individual Self-Insurance Guaranty Fund, No. 2017-CA-000499-MR, 08/24/2018, unpublished. Facts: James R. Martin was once the president of a company called ImagePoint. Before going insolvent, ImagePoint was a self-insured employer and member of the Kentucky In...