Monetary Benefits
Our Willmar Workers' Compensation Attorneys Can Help!
Suffering an injury on the job can turn your life upside down and cause a huge list of complications. As an employee who depends on the income that comes with a steady paycheck, you may very well be wondering how you will provide for yourself and your family. Fortunately, worker's compensation is designed to address this very concern. When employees are unable to perform the duties of their job due to a workplace injury, they may be entitled to collect certain monetary benefits.
Some of the monetary benefits that are paid through worker's compensation include:
- Temporary Total Disability (TTD) benefits, which are determined by a percentage of the employee's wage, subject to weekly maximum and minimum amounts, and may continue for up to 400 weeks.
- Permanent Total Disability (PTD) benefits, which are determined by a percentage of the employee's wage, subject to weekly maximum and minimum amounts, and may continue until the employee reaches the age of retirement.
- Permanent Partial Disability (PPD) benefits, which are determined by a percentage of the employee's wage, subject to weekly maximum and minimum amounts, and may continue for up to 400 weeks.
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Willmar Worker's Compensation Lawyers Helping You
In addition to disability benefits, other monetary benefits, such as a percentage of attorneys fees are potentially available. Also, death benefits and a burial allowance may be collected by an employee's surviving spouse or children in the event of death. At Schneider & Madsen P.C. in Willmar, our workers' compensation attorneys are able to help you navigate every aspect of the worker's compensation process and give you the highest chance of receiving the benefits you deserve.
For more information on the monetary benefits available to injured workers and how we can assist with your case, contact us and schedule your free initial consultation!