CA SB847

Authorizes the Director of the Division of Workers' Compensation to determine whether property transfers by uninsured employers or substantial shareholders after a workplace injury were intended to evade liens by creating a "resulting trust" that retains beneficial interest for the transferor

Allows a prima facie finding of fraudulent transfer when the deed shows the property was transferred as a gift or no county transfer tax was paid

Permits findings of intent to defraud when at least 3 of 6 factors are present, including: transfer to a relative or associate, transferor continues to reside/work at the property, no escrow company used, below-market consideration, failure to attend hearings, or transferor owns no other county property

Requires the director to mail written notice to transferors and transferees of resulting trust determinations, with the right to request a hearing within 20 days and appeal to superior court via writ of mandate

Certificates of lien attach to resulting trust property in the same manner as if the transfer had not occurred, while protecting bona fide purchasers and encumbrancers