Workers' Comp Benefits

Understanding the workers’ comp system and your right to benefits after a work-related injury.

Learn about costs that are routinely deducted from your workers’ comp settlement amount.

An overview of the different benefits you may receive through workers’ comp for a work-related injury or illness.

Federal workers have their own workers’ comp system. Find out if you are eligible, what benefits are available, and how to apply for & get federal workers comp.

Answers to frequently asked questions about receiving temporary disability or wage loss benefits when you’re recovering from a work-related injury or illness.

You might be entitled to permanent disability benefits even if you’re only partially disabled from a workplace injury or illness. But you’ll have to follow several steps before you can get those benefits.

Learn about your legal options if you’ve been injured at work and your employer doesn’t carry workers’ comp insurance.

Find out when, where, and how to get medical treatment in your workers’ comp case.

Reasonable and necessary medical care is one of your most valuable workers’ comp benefits. It’s important to choose a doctor who will not only treat your injuries, but also advocate on your behalf in your workers’ comp case.

Learn how Texas law calculates workers' comp benefits when you're out of work or earn less because of your work-related injury.

Learn about the types of workers' comp benefits available in New York and how those benefits are calculated.

Learn how New Jersey law calculates benefits for temporary and permanent disability caused by a work-related injury or illness—and whether you can qualify for these benefits if you get COVID-19 at work.

Learn about the common reasons that workers’ comp claims are denied—and what you can do about it.