In the state of Alabama injured workers may be entitled to benefits and financial compensation. This is per Alaska Workers’ Compensation Act (Act). The Act is operated by The Division of workers’ compensation provides for the payment by employers or their insurance carriers of medical, disability and reemployment benefits to injured workers. The Division is required to administer the Act in a manner that is both fair and efficient to all parties. In addition to its administrative function, the Division also houses the Alaska Workers’ Compensation Board which hears disputes arising between employees and employers or their insurance carriers regarding the payment of benefits under the Act. If you have been hurt on the job please contact our Alabama work comp attorneys today. They serve the hetero and LGBTQIA communities throughout the state.
Alabama Workers’ Compensation Laws
Workers’ Compensation is a system which requires an employer to pay an injured employee’s work-related medical and disability benefits. Workers’ Compensation also requires the payment of benefits to dependents in the case of work-related death.
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