Attorneys at Robert Wilson & Associates
Minnesota workers' compensation calculators built by real work comp lawyers
Check the math. Know when to call.
Free Minnesota work comp tools from the four attorneys at Robert Wilson & Associates. Check the adjuster's math and track your own claim. No login, no paywall, and nothing you enter leaves your computer.
You will reach a live person, not a bot or a voicemail tree.
Why this site exists
The information should not be a secret.
Most people with a work injury are new to this system. The benefits are confusing, and it is hard to tell whether the adjuster is paying you right. Usually your only options are to trust them, burn hours checking it yourself, or call a firm that just wants to sign you up.
We would rather give you the answer. These calculators run the same math the statute requires, show their work, and cite the rule so you can check it. Catch one wrong wage figure or missed payment and that may be all you ever need from us.
We are not pretending this is pure charity. We are work comp attorneys, and some people here will end up needing one. But you can handle a lot of this yourself with the right tools, and we would rather earn your call by being useful than by hiding the ball. If you never need us, good. That means it worked.
Free tools
Check your benefits
Every calculator is free and runs in your browser. They are built from Minn. Stat. ch. 176 and the DLI rate tables, and each result shows its steps and source. No sign-up, nothing saved on our end.
Average Weekly Wage
The number most of your benefits are built on. Check it from weekly wages, salary, or pay stubs.
Use calculator →TTD (Temporary Total)
Your weekly check while you are off work. See if the rate matches the statute.
Use calculator →TPD (Temporary Partial)
What you are owed when you are back at reduced hours or lighter pay.
Use calculator →PPD (Permanency)
Schedule lookup, guided rating, lumbar, and combining ratings.
Use calculator →PTD (Permanent Total)
Rate, offsets, and a value range for permanent total disability.
Use calculator →PTD Threshold
Check the permanency threshold and timing for permanent total.
Use calculator →SSDI Offset
Estimate how Social Security can offset a PTD benefit.
Use calculator →Escalation
Annual benefit adjustments under the statute.
Use calculator →Claim Exposure
Wage loss, PPD, and a rough reserve estimate in one place.
Use calculator →Interest
What late or missed payments may be worth.
Use calculator →Deadlines
Notice, filing, appeal, and other timing rules.
Use calculator →PPD Combine
Combine multiple PPD ratings the Minnesota way.
Use calculator →Attorney Fees
Fee percentages and statutory caps, so there are no surprises.
Use calculator →Death / Dependency
Death benefits and a dependency estimate.
Use calculator →Treatment Parameters
Minnesota treatment parameter rules and timelines.
Use calculator →Your data, your computer
Keep a case file as you go.
As you use the tools, your entries save to a single case file on your own device. Download it, set it aside, and load it back later. We never see it. No account, no server holding your information.
If your claim is steady and you just want to watch it, that is the whole workflow: run the numbers, save the file, monitor it yourself. If the day comes that you want help, send us that one file and we are already up to speed.
Who we are
Comp isn't an add-on here. It's the lane this site was built for.
Robert Wilson & Associates is four attorneys who have spent all or most of their careers in Minnesota workers' compensation: Dan Swenson, Roger Poehls, Grant Buchanan, and Bob Wilson. Between them they have represented thousands of injured workers, taken many cases to hearing, and argued at the Workers' Compensation Court of Appeals.
Our goal with the tools and information on this website is to empower injured workers. Not every claim needs a lawyer. If the adjuster is doing everything correctly, there is nothing for an attorney to do.
It is frustrating when a claim is going fine and then one dispute with the adjuster leaves you choosing between losing benefits you may be entitled to and hiring a lawyer you would rather not need. We hope what you find here helps you push back when the adjuster is wrong. If that means you never need to call us, that is a good outcome.
When it is worth a phone call
Plenty of claims run fine without a lawyer, and we will tell you when yours is one of them. But some problems are hard to fix once you let them slide. If any of these sound familiar, it is worth a free call before it snowballs.
- Your wage-loss checks are wrong, late, or stopped without a clear reason.
- Treatment or surgery your doctor recommended is being delayed or denied.
- The QRC or rehab plan feels like it is working for the insurer, not for you.
- You got a notice of intent to discontinue (NOID) and do not know what to do.
- A settlement offer landed and you have no idea if it is fair.
Work comp is rule heavy: forms, offsets, deadlines, and defenses that shift over time. Miss one and it costs you. That is the honest reason to have a work comp attorney in your corner. Whoever you call, ask how much of their practice is actually work comp. With us, it is most of it.
What we cover
Pick your lane
Benefits
Check my benefits
Verify AWW, TTD, TPD, PPD, PTD, deadlines, interest, and claim exposure with Minnesota-specific calculators.
Permanency
PPD / permanency
Schedule ratings, combination math, body-part pages, and issue hubs tied to the Minnesota schedule.
Rehab / QRC
Rehab & QRC help
Find QRC help, understand rehab deadlines, compare options, and act on change-QRC, retraining, or R-8 closure issues.
QRC / rehab directory
254+ qualified rehabilitation consultants across Minnesota, with city, firm, language, and UCWCP filters.
Got a question? Just ask.
We will give you a straight answer. If you do not need a lawyer, we will tell you. No pressure, no sales pitch.
Important: This site is informational and not affiliated with the State of Minnesota. The directory is a convenience, not an endorsement. Always confirm current details with the provider, and confirm any benefit number with your attorney or the MN DLI.