State-Specific Information for Workers Compensation

Permanent Disability Compensation Under Workers' Comp Law in Arizona

Here's how Arizona's Industrial Commission sets permanent disability compensation rates.

Illinois Workers' Comp: Injured Workers' Rights to Permanent Disability Payments

If you suffered a work injury in Illinois and have not recovered completely from the injury or illness, you may be eligible for permanent disability benefits through the Illinois workers’ compensation system.

West Virginia Workers' Comp Claims: Eligibility, Filing and Appeals

Employees in West Virginia are entitled to collect workers' compensation benefits if they are injured while performing their job or if they develop an illness that is related to their work (an “occupational” disease).

Idaho Workers' Compensation Claims: Eligibility, Filing, and Appeals

Workers' compensation in Idaho is a mandatory insurance program designed to compensate injured workers for medical care and lost wages. Those involved in workplace injuries or who suffer from occupational diseases are eligible for benefits.

Tennessee Workers' Comp Claims: Eligibility, Filing and Appeals

If you've suffered a work-related injury or illness in Tennessee, you should be able to file a workers’ compensation claim and collect benefits that cover lost wages and medical care. The Tennessee Department of Labor and Workforce Development oversees Tennessee workers’ compensation claims.

Appealing a Decision by the California Workers' Compensation Appeals Board

Understand what steps should be taken when appealing a workers' compensation denial in the state of California.

South Dakota Workers' Comp Claims: Eligibility, Filing, and Appeals

Know your rights under the workers' compensation system in South Dakota. If your workers’ comp claim has been denied, or you disagree with the amount of your benefits, dispute the decision with the South Dakota Department of Labor and Regulation.