Minnesota work comp calculators
This is the benefits lane. Use these calculators when you need wage-loss math, exposure, deadlines, offsets, or fee estimates. Current Minnesota work comp rates (SAWW, weekly maximum, weekly minimum) live on their own table.
Want the big picture? The Workers’ Comp Benefits Dashboard pulls these results into one snapshot and walks you through every benefit that might apply.
Rates verified through 10/01/2025. These are estimates, not legal advice.
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Average Weekly Wage (AWW)
Calculate your AWW from weekly wages, annual salary, or pay stubs.
Use calculatorTTD
Temporary total disability rate.
Use calculatorTPD
Temporary partial disability rate.
Use calculatorEscalation
Annual benefit adjustments.
Use calculatorExposure
Wage loss, PPD, and reserve estimate.
Use calculatorPPD
Schedule lookup, guided rating, lumbar, combine.
Use calculatorInterest & penalties
Late-payment interest and penalty tiers.
Use calculatorDeadlines
Notice, filing, appeal, and timing rules.
Use calculatorPPD Combine
Combine multiple PPD ratings.
Use calculatorPTD
Rate, offsets, and value range.
Use calculatorPTD Threshold
Check permanent total disability threshold timing.
Use calculatorSSDI Offset
Estimate Social Security offset effects on PTD.
Use calculatorTreatment Parameters
Look up 12-week chiropractic and PT windows, MRI timing, injection counts, and exceptions.
Use calculatorMedical Mileage
Log trips to appointments and total your reimbursement.
Use calculatorAttorney fees
Fee percentages and caps.
Use calculatorDeath / dependency
Death benefits and dependency estimate.
Use calculatorFrequently asked questions
- Are these the WCRA calculators?
- No. The Workers' Compensation Reinsurance Association (WCRA) publishes benefit calculators for its member insurers. These calculators are independent, built by a Minnesota workers' comp attorney, use the same DLI rate table, key every number to your date of injury, and show the statute behind each result so you can check the adjuster's math.
- Which Minnesota work comp calculator should I start with?
- Average weekly wage. Nearly every wage-loss benefit is built on it, and an AWW error lowers every check. Then TTD or TPD for the weekly rate, and PPD once a doctor assigns a permanency rating.
- Do the calculators send my numbers anywhere?
- No. They run in your browser. Nothing you type is uploaded. Only what you choose to put in the case review form, or say by calling or texting, reaches the attorney.
Do the adjuster's numbers match?
If a result here does not match what the insurer is paying, call or text Dan Swenson, the Minnesota work comp attorney who built these calculators. The call is free.
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