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The maximum is 75% of the statewide average weekly wage at the time of your injury, while the minimum is 20% of that wage. For injuries that happen between September 1, 2024, and August 31, 2025, the maximum TTD benefit is $845 a week, and the minimum is $225. Want More Information?
The Special Fund (also known as the Second Injury Fund) pays certain types of claims and expenses authorized by the LHWCA. Claims are paid by the Special Fund only upon application by an authorized insurance carrier or self-insured employer or by Order of the District Director or Administrative Law Judge.
Workers comp is also a vital form of protection for employees who may not be able to shoulder the burden of medical expenses after an on-the-job injury. Given its benefit to both employers and employees, it would seem that claims should be filed as soon as possible after an injury incident.
The Second Injury Fund (SIF) is a state program that will make contributions toward your disability benefits in the event your previous injuries and disabilities, along with your current workers compensation injury, render you entirely and permanently disabled.
Dont assume you are covered under workers compensation. The law does contain some limited exemptions. Domestic employees; most real estate salespersons; uncompensated officers and directors of certain non- profit organizations; and public officials are specifically exempted.
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The Second Injury Fund (SIF) compensates injured workers when a current work-related injury combines with a prior disability to create an increased combined disability. The SIF is funded by a surcharge paid by employers. The Missouri State Treasurer is the custodian of the SIF.
SIBTF benefits are intended to provide compensation for the remainder of the combined permanent disability existing after the last injury. This amount is often reduced by the amount of compensation that the injured worker has received for the pre-existing disability (with some exceptions).
The definition of injury under the Act, 33 U.S.C. 902(2), includes both primary injuries which arise out of and in the course of employment and secondary injuries which are the natural or unavoidable result of the primary injury.

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