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Virginia requires workers' comp for employers with 2+ employees. Learn benefits, the strict 2-year filing deadline, doctor panel rules, and your rights.
Vermont workers' comp covers all employers with 1+ employees. Free doctor choice, 66 2/3% wage replacement, 6-month report deadline, 6-year claim SOL.
Utah workers' comp pays 66 2/3% of your AWW. You have 1 year to file a claim and a 12-year statute of repose. Learn your rights, deadlines, and doctor-choice rules.
Texas is the only state where workers' comp is optional for private employers. Learn TIBs benefits, the 1-year claim deadline, non-subscriber liability, and doctor choice rules.
Tennessee workers' comp: mandatory for 5+ employees (1+ in construction/mining), 15-day report rule, 1-year claim deadline, 66 2/3% AWW wage replacement, panel doctor choice.
South Dakota workers' comp guide: mandatory for 1+ employees, 3-business-day report deadline, 2-year claim limit, 66 2/3% wage replacement, and doctor-choice rules.
South Carolina workers' comp requires 4+ employees. Learn wage rates, the 90-day report deadline, 2-year claim limit, and who directs your medical care.
Rhode Island workers' comp: mandatory for 1+ employees, 62% AWW rate, 30-day report deadline, 2-year filing deadline. Know your rights and benefits.
Pennsylvania workers' comp rules: 120-day report deadline (21 days for retroactive benefits), 3-year claim SOL, 90-day employer panel, and 66 2/3% wage replacement.
Oregon workers' comp pays 66 2/3% of your wages and all medical costs. Know the 90-day report deadline, strict 1-year claim limit, and worker doctor-choice rules.
Oklahoma workers' comp pays 70% of AWW, has a 1-year filing deadline, and a 3-day wait not paid retroactively. Learn your rights under 85A O.S.
Ohio is a monopolistic state where all workers' comp coverage comes from the BWC. Learn about benefits, the 2-year filing deadline, doctor choice, and your rights.