§431:10C-408 Assigned claims. (a) Each person sustaining accidental harm, or such person's legal representative, may, except as provided in subsection (b), obtain the motor vehicle insurance benefits through the plan whenever:
(b) A person, or such person's legal representative, shall be disqualified from receiving benefits through the plan if:
(c) Any person eligible for benefits under this part, and who becomes eligible to file a claim or an action against the mandatory bodily injury liability or property damage liability policies, shall, upon the bureau's determination of eligibility, be entitled to:
Any claims of an eligible assigned claimant against either mandatory bodily injury liability or property damage liability policies, or the basic personal injury protection policy, shall be filed with the insurer assigned and shall be subject to all applicable conditions and provisions of this subpart and subpart A, except that the date of notification of the assignment shall, where applicable, be substituted for the date of the accident for purposes of section 431:10C-315.
(d) By rules adopted by the commissioner, each self-insurer shall be assessed its equitable proration of all costs and claims paid under this part annually. No claim shall be assigned to any self-insurer for servicing. Proration for insurers and self-insurers shall be founded upon a pro rata distribution for each premium dollar actually or theoretically received. Self-insurers shall be assessed that prorated amount based upon the total premium cost for the coverage and vehicles stated in its certificate of self-insurance, as if the self-insurer had sold the coverage at the premium rates applicable under subpart C.
(e) If a person qualifies for assignment or benefits under this part, the joint underwriting plan or any insurer to whom the claim is assigned by the plan shall be subrogated to the rights of the person and shall have a claim for relief or a cause of action, separate from that of the persons, to the extent that: