Permanent Partial Disability “PPD” Claim


PPD Claim

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What is Missouri Workers Compensation Law?

The Medical Treatment Benefits in Missouri’s Workers’ Compensation Law

Temporary Total Disability (“TTD”) Benefits

Temporary Partial Disability “TPD”

What is a PPD CLAIM?

In most cases, the injured worker will not be eliminated

2024-07-03T11:56:22-05:00July 3rd, 2024|Missouri Workers' Compensation|

Temporary Partial Disability “TPD”

Temporary Partial Disability (“TPD”)

If an injured worker is under light duty restrictions that the Employer can accommodate, but the accommodated / light duty work does not allow the injured worker to make the same amount of money, then the injured worker is entitled to TPD benefits that should pay two-thirds of the difference between Claimant’s

2024-06-21T11:50:28-05:00June 21st, 2024|Missouri Workers' Compensation|

Temporary Total Disability (“TTD”) Benefits

To see our previous blog over Medical Treatment as a benefit, click here.

Temporary Total Disability (“TTD”) Benefits

If workers’ compensation authorizes a medical provider who takes an injured worker off work due to the work injury, that worker is considered to be totally disabled by the work injury for a temporary period of

2024-06-12T09:02:00-05:00June 12th, 2024|Missouri Workers' Compensation|

The Medical Treatment Benefits in Missouri’s Workers’ Compensation Law

The Medical Treatment Benefits in Missouri’s Workers’ Compensation Law

This benefit allows injured workers to receive treatment necessary to cure or relieve the effects of their work injury without incurring bills or costs like co-pays or deductibles.  The kicker, if you want the workers’ compensation insurer to pay, the law allows them to direct your

2024-06-08T12:43:32-05:00June 8th, 2024|Missouri Workers' Compensation|

What is Missouri Workers Compensation Law?

Missouri Workers’ Compensation Law

In Missouri, Workers’ Compensation was created by the State Legislature many years ago to assist workers’ who suffer injuries, or acquire conditions, at work.  For the most part, Missouri Workers’ Compensation does not give consideration to whose fault it might have been that the injury was suffered or condition

2024-06-07T09:25:11-05:00June 7th, 2024|Missouri Workers' Compensation|

MO WC Permanent Partial Disability Case Estimate Calculator

MO WC Permanent Partial Disability Case Estimate Calculator

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INTERPRETING THE MISSOURI

2024-08-04T18:25:02-05:00May 28th, 2024|Missouri Workers' Compensation|

INTERPRETING THE MISSOURI WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CHART PART II: What Is My Workers’ Compensation PPD (“Permanent Partial Disability”) Weekly Rate And How Do I Know If It Will Be Capped?

Calculating your Average Weekly Wage to Identify Your PPD Rate

This article will discuss how to calculate a PPD rate.  I will also inform you how to know whether your PPD weekly rate will be capped by the Missouri Workers’ Compensation statute.

The PPD Rate is the second of three variables necessary to use /

2024-06-07T09:26:21-05:00May 27th, 2024|Missouri Workers' Compensation|

INTERPRETING THE MISSOURI WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CHART, PART I: What Are the ‘Little Numbers’ Stamped All Over the Body on the Work Comp Chart?

Missouri Workers’ Compensation Chart:

Missouri Workers' Compensation Chart Missouri Workers’ Compensation Chart

INTERPRETING THE MISSOURI WORKERS’ COMPENSATION CHART, PART I:

What Are the ‘Little Numbers’ Stamped All Over the Body on the Work Comp Chart?

During free consultations with

2024-05-20T11:36:08-05:00May 20th, 2024|Missouri Workers' Compensation|

The Top 3 Questions for “Missouri Work Comp” on the Internet

1. How Does Missouri’s Workman’s Comp System Operate?

In general, if you get harmed at work while performing your duties, you must notify your employer in writing within 30 days, get medical attention, and the company must then turn the claim over to their insurance company so that you can receive compensation for lost wages.

The major

2024-05-20T11:43:52-05:00December 2nd, 2022|Missouri Workers' Compensation|
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