Section 387. Rights and Obligations of Board of Trustees to Obtain Reimbursement from Participant

   (a) The Board of trustees shall have the right and duty to obtain reimbursement from any participant for compensation obligations in the amount of the participant's compensation obligations assumed by the Board of trustees and paid for claims as well as reasonable administrative and legal costs. The amount of the claims for reimbursement of reasonable administrative and legal costs shall be approved by the Board of trustees.

(b) The Board of trustees shall have the right to use the security deposit of a participant, its excess insurance coverage, and any other guarantee to pay the participant's workers' compensation obligations assumed by the Board of trustees including reasonable administrative and legal costs. The amount of the claims for reimbursement of reasonable administrative and legal costs shall be subject to the approval of the Board of trustees.

(c) The Board of trustees shall be a party in interest in any action or proceeding to obtain the security deposit of a participant for the payment of the participant's compensation obligations, in any action or proceeding under the participant's excess insurance policy, and in any other action or proceeding to enforce an agreement of any security deposit; or captive or excess insurance carrier; and from any other guarantee to satisfy such obligations. The fund is authorized to file a claim against a bankrupt participant or the participant's agents and seek reimbursement for any payments made by the fund on behalf of the participant pursuant to this chapter. The fund is subrogated to the claim of any employee whose benefits are paid by the fund. Further, the find shall have a lien against any reimbursement payments the participant is entitled to from the Subsequent Injury Trust fund in an amount equal to the payments made by the fund to satisfy the participant's liability for workers' compensation benefits.