Law Bulletins

 

The Commission publishes a new Bulletin every two years. Each book includes updated workers' compensation statutes, revised additional statutes often referred to in the course of administering workers' compensation cases, workers' compensation regulations, and illustrations of up-to-date forms at the time of publication.

 

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  2023 - Bulletin 55

_{PDF File: 303 pages; Last revised January 1, 2023}

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  2021 - Bulletin 54

_{PDF File: 313 pages; Last revised January 1, 2021}

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  2019 - Bulletin 53

_{PDF File: 303 pages; Last revised January 1, 2019}

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  2017 - Bulletin 52

_{PDF File: 303 pages; Last revised January 1, 2017}

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  2015 - Bulletin 51

_{PDF File: 303 pages; Last revised January 1, 2015}

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  2013 - Bulletin 50

_{PDF File: 298 pages; Last revised January 1, 2013}

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  2011 - Bulletin 49

_{PDF File: 294 pages; Last revised January 1, 2011}

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  2009 - Bulletin 48

_{PDF File: 279 pages; Last revised January 1, 2009}

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  2007 - Bulletin 47

_{PDF File: 283 pages; Last revised January 1, 2007}

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  2005 - Bulletin 46

_{PDF File: 277 pages; Last revised January 1, 2005}

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  2003 - Bulletin 45

_{PDF File: 266 pages; 3.5MB; Last revised January 1, 2003}

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  2001 - Bulletin 44

_{PDF File: 261 pages; Last revised January 1, 2001}

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