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Alabama Department of Industrial Relations: Workers' Compensation - Ensures proper payment of benefits to employees injured on the job and encourages safety in the work place. Includes sections for insurance coverage, ombudsman, and medical.
Alaska Division of Workers' Compensation - Includes links to documents, forms, legal research, employer information and other workers' compensation resources.
Arizona - Industrial Commission of Arizona: Workers' Comp - Responsible for monitoring the activities of insurance carriers and for deciding disputes that arise between claimants, employers, and insurance carriers.
Arkansas Workers' Compensation Commission (AWCC) - Offers information about rules, procedures, and practices as well as claim assistance.
California Commission on Health and Safety and Workers' Compensation - Includes news releases, fact sheets, studies and projects, educational materials and related resources.
California Workers' Compensation Appeals Board - Exercises all judicial powers vested in it by the Labor Code. Includes decisions, petitions, titles, and regulations.
Colorado Division of Workers' Compensation - Provides information to enable injured workers, employers, insurance carriers and self-insured employers to comply with the statutory requirements of the Workers' Compensation Act and to encourage safety on the job and containment of costs.
Connecticut Workers' Compensation Commission - Comprehensive information on worker's compensation law, review board opinions, news, glossary of terms.
Delaware Department of Labor : Office of Workers' Compensation - Administers and enforces state laws, rules and regulations regarding industrial accidents and illnesses. Includes FAQ, rate chart, and information for employees and employers.
District of Columbia - Department of Employment Services: Workers' Compensation - Processes claims and monitors the payment of benefits to injured private-sector employees. Includes forms, rights, and procedures.
Florida Division of Workers' Compensation - Part of the Department of Financial Services. Educates and informs stakeholders, compiles and monitors data, and holds parties accountable for meeting their obligations.
Idaho Industrial Commission - Regulates workers' compensation activities, settles disputes between injured workers and insurers, and provides compensation to innocent victims of crime.
Illinois Industrial Commission - The state court for workers' compensation cases. Includes FAQ, handbook, and information about insurance.
Indiana Workers' Compensation Board - Provides dispute resolution for injured workers and employers by administering both formal adjudication and informal dispute resolution. Includes sections for employers, employees, and insurance carriers.
Iowa - Division of Workers' Compensation - Part of the Iowa Workforce Development. Answers commonly asked questions about workers’ compensation and provides the community with the information and services they require.
Michigan - Workers' Compensation Agency - Part of the Department of Labor and Economic Growth, the agency administers the Workers' Disability Compensation Act. Includes sections for publications, Board of Magistrates, funds administration, and insurance compliance.
Nebraska Workers' Compensation Court - Mission is to administer and enforce provisions of the Nebraska Workers' Compensation Act. Court has both judicial and regulatory authority.
New York State Workers' Compensation Board - Providing information about New York workers' compensation law and procedure.
Virginia Workers' Compensation Commission - Administers the Workers' Compensation Act, the Criminal Injuries Compensation Fund, and the Birth-Related Neurological Injury Program.
Washington Department of Labor and Industries: Claims and Insurance - Regulates workers' compensation insurance and medical requirements, as well as providing research services for workers, crime victims, employers, and providers. Help build the largest human-edited directory on the web.