Augment LeadsTaking Indiana workers' comp cases? Here's how the Indiana system is set up, what the notice and filing rules say and how to screen callers, with a link to each source. Other states are on the workers' comp leads by state hub.
Who handles Indiana workers' comp claims
Indiana's system is run by the Worker's Compensation Board of Indiana. Under Ind. Code 22-3-3-3, a claim for compensation is filed with the board.
Indiana notice and filing rules
Written notice to the employer
Under Ind. Code 22-3-3-1, the injured employee should give written notice to the employer as soon as practicable after the injury. Unless notice is given or the employer knows of the injury within 30 days, no compensation is paid until notice is given. Lack of notice doesn't bar compensation unless the employer shows it was prejudiced.
Filing the claim
Under Ind. Code 22-3-3-3, the right to compensation is forever barred unless a claim is filed with the board within two years after the accident, or after death. If temporary total or temporary partial disability benefits were paid, the two years run from the last payment date.
General information, not legal advice; confirm current rules with the Indiana Worker's Compensation Board.
What to ask a Indiana injured worker
- When did the injury happen, and when did you give your employer written notice?
- Has a claim been filed with the Worker's Compensation Board? When?
- Has anyone paid temporary disability benefits? When was the last payment?
Buying Indiana workers' comp leads
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Frequently asked questions
How long does an Indiana worker have to report an injury?
Ind. Code 22-3-3-1 calls for written notice as soon as practicable. If the employer doesn't get notice or know of the injury within 30 days, no compensation is paid until notice is given. Confirm current rules with the Worker's Compensation Board of Indiana.
How long does an Indiana worker have to file a claim?
Under Ind. Code 22-3-3-3, two years after the accident, or two years from the last temporary disability payment if one was made. Confirm current rules with the Worker's Compensation Board of Indiana.
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