Workers' Compensation in Oregon - eBook on Benefits Payable on the Death of an Injured Worker (2023)

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This chapter discusses the types of workers’ compensation benefits that are paid upon the death of an injured worker covered under ORS chapter 656. PDF Download - After purchase go to My Content to retrieve your digital file(s).
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Chapter 17
BENEFITS PAYABLE ON THE DEATH OF AN INJURED WORKER
Keith D. Semple

§ 17.1 SCOPE OF CHAPTER

§ 17.2 DEATH BENEFITS

§ 17.2-1 Death Caused by Industrial Injury or Occupational Disease
   § 17.2-1(a) Burial Expenses
   § 17.2-1(b) Surviving Spouse’s or Cohabitant’s Benefits
   § 17.2-1(c) Childrens’ Benefits
   § 17.2-1(d) Dependents’ Benefits
§ 17.2-2 Death during Compensable Permanent and Total Disability

§ 17.3 EFFECT OF DEATH ON ENTITLEMENT TO OTHER BENEFITS

§ 17.4 PURSUING A CLAIM FOR BENEFITS AFTER DEATH OF WORKER

§ 17.4-1 Nature of Claim
§ 17.4-2 Who May Pursue the Claim
§ 17.4-3 When Survivors’ Claims May Be Pursued
   § 17.4-3(a) Occupational-Disease Claims
      § 17.4-3(a)(1) Discovered or Should Have Discovered
      § 17.4-3(a)(2) Good-Cause Exception
   § 17.4-3(b) Accidental-Injury Claims

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