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Computing the income benefit allowance is a complex process. The basic benefit is sixty-seven percent (67%) of your average weekly wage, subject to the minimums and maximum of 90% of the average state wage provided in Idaho Code (I.C.) 72-408 and 72-409. After 52 weeks, the basic benefit is 67% of the average state wage subject to maximums and minimums in I.C. 72-409. Contact your work comp insurance company or the Industrial Commission for more information. A table of typical benefits levels from 2000 to 2015 has been created by the Industrial Commission.

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Sureties Are Entitled to First Dollar Subrogated Claims

Bad news for Idaho injured workers. A recent decision from the Idaho Supreme Court may encourage Idaho workers’ compensation insurance companies or sureties to become more aggressive in collecting their subrogated claims.

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