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Library Home Employment and Labor Law - Personal Injury Law Workers' Compensation Law Accidents and injuries at work may be subject to workers' compensation laws.
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Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development Workers' Compensation Forms & Documents

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Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission Decides appeals of decisions issued by Administrative Law Judges in three Divisions of the Wisconsin Department of Workforce Development: unemployment insurance, workers compensation, and equal rights. Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission Workers Compensation Decisions (Wisconsin Labor and Industry Review Commission) Wex: Workers Compensation (Legal Information Institute) Minnesota Workers' Compensation System Report, 2007 by David Berry (principal) & Brian Zaidman (May 1, 2009) (Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry) "This report, part of an annual series, presents data from 1997 through 2007 about several aspects of Minnesota's workers' compensation system claims, benefits and costs; vocational rehabilitation; and disputes and dispute resolution. The purpose of the report is to describe statistically the current status and direction of workers' compensation in Minnesota and to offer explanations where possible for recent developments. The report also presents workers' compensation medical cost data from a major insurer to provide insight into current medical cost issues." 95 pages. See also: Administrative Law Insurance Law Occupational Safety and Health Law Similar resources in our Minnesota Legal Reference Library

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