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  • Understanding Workers' Compensation Settlements
    • Types of Settlements
      • Compromise and Release
        • Structured Settlement
        • When is a Settlement Offered?
          • Calculating Settlement Value
            • Steps to Take When Offered a Settlement
              • Red Flags to Watch For
                • After Settlement Considerations
                  • Medicare Set-Aside (MSA)
                    • Tax Implications
                    • Professional Resources

                      When Workers' Compensation Offers a Settlement: A Guide for Employees

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                      A thoughtful employee reviewing documents at a desk, symbolizing the decision-making process in workers' compensation settlements.
                      Published January 26, 2025
                      Last Updated May 29, 2025
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