26-3-117(c) the commissioner has published notice of suspension

26-3-117(c) the commissioner has published notice of suspension of the insurer's certificate of authority, he shall also publish notice of reinstatement.

26-3-119. General corporation laws not applicable to authorized foreign insurers.

The general corporation laws of this state do not apply to foreign insurers holding certificates of authority to transact insurance in this state.  26-3-120. Property insurance under 1 additional title authorized.

(a) A property insurer or multiple line insurer authorized to transact insurance in Wyoming may issue property insurance policies under its own name or under one (1) additional "title" registered with the commissioner.

(b) Upon request the commissioner shall furnish to the insurer the form required for registration, and the insurer shall pay the registration fee specified in W.S. 26-4-101. The registered title shall be shown on the insurer's certificate of authority and shall remain in effect as long as the insurer's certificate of authority is in effect, subject to earlier termination at the insurer's request.

(c) The insurer may separately appoint agents in this state under the registered title in the same manner and on payment of the same fees as apply to appointment and continuation of agents by property insurers in general.

(d) All business transacted by the insurer under the title shall be included in business and transactions of the insurer to be shown by its annual statement and for all purposes under this code.

26-3-121. Service of process; commissioner as agent for service.

(a) Before the commissioner issues a certificate of authority to any foreign, alien or domestic reciprocal insurer, each insurer shall appoint the commissioner, and his successors in office, as its attorney to receive service of legal process issued against the insurer in this state. The appointment shall be made on a form as designated and furnished by the commissioner and shall be accompanied by a copy of a resolution of the insurer's governing body, if an incorporated insurer, showing that the officers who executed the appointment were authorized to do so on the insurer's behalf.

(b) The appointment is irrevocable, binds the insurer and any successor in interest as to the insurer's assets or liabilities and remains in effect as long as there is in force any contract of the insurer in this state or any obligation of the insurer arising out of its transactions in this state.  (c) Service of process against a foreign or alien insurer shall be made only by service thereof upon the commissioner.

(d) At time of application for a certificate of authority the insurer shall file the appointment with the commissioner, together with a designation of the person to whom process against it served upon the commissioner is to be forwarded. The insurer may change that designation by a new filing.

26-3-122. Service of process; service generally.

(a) Service of process against an insurer for whom the commissioner is attorney shall be made by delivering to and leaving with the commissioner, his deputy or a person in apparent charge of his office during the commissioner's absence, two (2) copies of the process together with a fee as provided in W.S. 26-4-101, taxable as costs in the action.

(b) In case the process is issued by an inferior court, it may be directed to and served in duplicate by an officer authorized to serve process in the city or county of the commissioner's office, at least fifteen (15) days before the return day thereof, and that service confers jurisdiction.

(c) Upon service the commissioner shall immediately mail by certified mail one (1) of the copies of the process to the person currently designated by the insurer to receive the process as provided in W.S. 26-3-121(d).

(d) Service of process is sufficient if:

(i) Notice of that service and a copy of the process are sent within ten (10) days from the date of service by registered mail by plaintiff or his attorney to the defendant insurer at its last known principal place of business in the United States;

(ii) The defendant receives or the post office with which the letter is registered issues a receipt, showing the name of the sender of the letter and the name and address of the person to whom the letter is addressed; and

(iii) The affidavit of the plaintiff or his attorney showing compliance with this section are filed with the clerk of the court in which the action is pending, on or before the date the defendant is required to appear, or within such further time as the court allows.  (e) The commissioner shall keep a record of the day of service upon him of all legal process.

(f) Process served upon the commissioner with a copy forwarded as in this section provided constitutes valid and binding personal service upon the insurer.

26-3-123. Annual and quarterly statement; required; form; verification; failure to file.

(a) Each authorized insurer, annually, on or before March 1, or within any extended time the commissioner grants, not to exceed thirty (30) days, shall file with the commissioner a full and true statement of its financial condition, transactions and affairs as of December 31 immediately preceding. The statement shall be in the general form and context of, and require information as called for by, the form of annual statement as currently in general and customary use in the United States for the type of insurer and kinds of insurance to be reported upon, with any modification the commissioner requires. The statement shall be verified by the oath of the insurer's president or vice-president and secretary or actuary as applicable, or if a reciprocal insurer by the oath of the attorney-in-fact, or its like officers if a corporation.

(b) Each authorized insurer shall file with the commissioner on a quarterly basis a statement of its financial condition for the preceding quarter. The statement shall be in the form of a quarterly statement as currently in general and customary use in the United States for the type of insurer and kinds of insurance to be reported upon, with any modification the commissioner requires. Each quarterly statement shall be filed with the commissioner on or before forty-five (45) days from the end of the quarter being reported.

(c) The statement of an alien insurer shall be verified by its United States manager or other authorized officer and shall relate only to the insurer's transactions and affairs in the United States unless the commissioner requires otherwise. If the commissioner requires a statement as to an alien insurer's affairs throughout the world, the insurer shall file the statement with the commissioner as soon as reasonably possible.

(d) All annual and quarterly statements filed pursuant to this section shall be completed pursuant to the most recent National Association of Insurance Commissioners' accounting practices and procedures manual and accompanied by an electronic version containing the same information as the statement. The commissioner may specify the format of the electronic version. The commissioner may accept, for any foreign insurer required to file any statement under this section, an electronic filing with the National Association of Insurance Commissioners meeting the requirements of this section as a filing with the commissioner. The commissioner may refuse to continue or may suspend or revoke the certificate of authority of any insurer failing to file its annual or quarterly statement when due.

26-3-124. Annual statement; reporting of claims against health care providers; confidentiality; abstract of statistics.

(a) At the discretion of the commissioner and after notice provided under subsection (d) of this section, any insurer writing coverage for health care malpractice in this state, by March 1 of each year, may be required to file with the commissioner a report of all claims against a health care provider and a report of all awards or settlements given in cases against health care providers. The report shall contain the following information only for the preceding calendar year:

(i) The number and categories of all health care providers the company insures for professional liability;

(ii) The number of claims for which a reserve has been established made against covered health care providers, including those claims in which no suit was filed;

(iii) The awards and settlements on health care professional liability claims, including the costs of defense;

(iv) For each claim:

(A) Specialty coverage of the insured;

(B) Nature and substance of the claim;

(C) Age of the claimant or plaintiff;

(D) After final disposition of the claim, the date and manner of disposition, whether by judgment, settlement, arbitration or otherwise, and an itemization of the amounts paid, if any, if reported separately or can be reasonably segregated or identified for:  (I) Medical and prescription costs;

(II) Economic damages;

(III) Noneconomic damages;

(IV) Defense attorneys fees, costs and expenses.

(E) Any additional information required by the commissioner.

(b) Any information provided the commissioner pursuant to this section shall be confidential including the names of health care providers and any records pertaining thereto. The commissioner shall prepare a summary of such information, in the aggregate if necessary to protect the identity of the health care provider or claimant, for inclusion in his annual report to the governor pursuant to W.S. 9-2-1014.

(c) The commissioner may adopt rules, regulations and reporting forms necessary to carry out the provisions of this section.

(d) The commissioner shall give insurers not less than three (3) months notice if the information in subsection (a) of this section will be required to be reported to the commissioner.

26-3-125. Annual statement; mandatory reporting of claims against governmental entity.

(a) On or before March 15 of each year, each insurer providing insurance to a governmental entity, as defined in W.S.