About the project

About StatutoryComp

StatutoryComp is an independent educational website focused on workers’ compensation calculations and state-specific guidance in the United States.

Our purpose

Important benefit figures are often scattered across statutes, agency pages, annual bulletins, forms, and technical guidance. Our goal is to make those rules easier to follow without hiding the formula or the source.

What makes the site different

  • Calculators show their assumptions and result breakdown.
  • State rules are tied to an effective date where applicable.
  • Material figures are linked to primary or authoritative sources.
  • Uncertainty and excluded factors are stated instead of concealed.
  • No account or lead form is required to obtain a calculator result.

Independence

StatutoryComp is not a government agency, insurance carrier, claims administrator, medical provider, or law firm. Publication does not create an attorney-client, fiduciary, medical, or other professional relationship.

Corrections

If you find an outdated limit, broken source, formula concern, or unclear explanation, please use our contact page. Include the page URL and, when possible, the official source supporting the correction.

Who is responsible for this website

StatutoryComp is published and maintained by its independent site operator. The project does not claim government, insurer, medical, or law-firm affiliation. Where no individually credentialed reviewer is named, pages are presented as source-based educational research—not expert legal review.

What readers can verify

  • Every calculator identifies its jurisdiction, benefit type, supported dates, and material limitations.
  • Rate-sensitive pages display a substantive review date and link to the responsible public source.
  • The result breakdown makes the programmed arithmetic inspectable.
  • Possible errors can be reported without submitting claim records or sensitive medical information.

See the editorial policy for the review method and source standards for the evidence hierarchy.