If you sustained a work-related injury or illness in Wisconsin, you probably want to know how your worker’s compensation benefits are calculated. The calculation of worker’s compensation benefits in Wisconsin depends on a number of things, including but not limited to your date of injury wage, how much work you miss, your pre-injury earnings and… Continue reading How Is Workers’ Comp Calculated in the State of Wisconsin?
How Long Can I Be on Workers’ Comp in Wisconsin? If you’ve been injured on the job, workers’ compensation benefits can cover your medical expenses and a portion of your lost wages while you recover. Generally, workers’ compensation wage loss benefits fall into two main categories: temporary and permanent. Each has its own rules and… Continue reading How Long Can I Be on Workers’ Comp in Wisconsin?
No matter the circumstances of your workplace injury, you follow the same general steps in requesting worker’s compensation benefits. These steps are meant to be simple to follow, especially in the aftermath of an accident. However, many employees might not know what they are or where to learn about them. This easy-to-follow guide provides you… Continue reading A Step-by-Step Guide to Wisconsin Worker’s Compensation Claims
Almost every worker in Wisconsin enjoys the benefits of workers’ compensation insurance if they get hurt or sick on the job. However, many people are unfamiliar with the steps necessary to file a claim. You should speak to an attorney who focuses on workers’ comp claims if you have questions or encounter roadblocks to receiving benefits. Steps for Filing a… Continue reading A Step-by-Step Guide to Wisconsin Workers’ Compensation Claims
“Well, I’m Pretty Sure That’s What Workers’ Compensation Is For.” If this sounds like something you would say, you are correct that most work-related accidents make an injury victim eligible for workers’ compensation benefits for medical costs and lost wages. What you may not realize is that a work-related accident – such as a car… Continue reading What Happens to You if You Get Hurt at Work or on the Job?
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