A personal injury under this act is compensable if work causes, contributes to, or aggravates pathology in a manner so as to create a pathology that is ...

An act to revise and consolidate the laws relating to worker's disability compensation; to increase the administrative efficiency of the adjudicative processes.

This Act was first adopted in 1912 and provides compensation to workers who suffer an injury on the job and protects employers' liability. The mission of the ...

The Michigan Workers' Disability Compensation Act (Act) established protections for workers who get sick or injured from the work they do. It makes benefits ...

Every employer subject to the Act must provide proof of insurance or be approved for self-insurance to ensure benefits can be paid to its workers should ...

The Michigan Workers' Disability Compensation Act also outlines treatment options and waiting periods if an employee gets hurt or sick from their job. During ...

In Michigan, an employer must have workers' compensation insurance if it has three or more employees at any time or has one employee working 35 hours or more ...

Yes. Michigan workers' compensation laws dictate that employers must carry workers' compensation insurance if they have 3 or more employees.

To prove your case you must be disabled. This means you must show the work-related injury has caused a reduction in your maximum wage-earning capacity in work ...

Workers' Compensation is a statutory benefit governed by the laws of the State of Michigan to provide wage replacement due to job-related injuries or death.