New York Workers' Compensation Calculators

Free online tools to calculate workers' compensation benefits, awards, and rates under New York State law.

New York State's workers' compensation system can be complex, with different calculations for benefits, awards, and maximum compensation rates that change annually. Our suite of free calculators helps injured workers, attorneys, and insurance professionals quickly determine compensation amounts, schedule loss of use benefits, average weekly wages, and loss of wage earning capacity under New York Workers' Compensation Law (WCL).

Whether you're calculating a Schedule Loss of Use (SLU) award under WCL ยง15(3), determining Average Weekly Wage (AWW) under WCL ยง14, or looking up the current maximum compensation rate, these tools provide instant results based on the latest statutory requirements.

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SLU Calculator
Schedule Loss of Use benefits for extremity injuries under WCL ยง15(3).
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AWW Calculator
Average Weekly Wage and 2/3 compensation rate under WCL ยง14.
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LWEC Calculator
Loss of Wage Earning Capacity weekly benefit and projected totals.
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Award Calculator
Classified compensation โ€” PPD, PTD, and death benefit awards.
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Rate Lookup
Maximum compensation rates by date of injury โ€” 1985 through present.
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Benefit Rate Lookup
Weekly max & min benefit rates for your DOI year โ€” with a plain-English explainer.
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Radiculopathy
Cervical and lumbar nerve root SLU ranges with award estimates.
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Spine & Brain
SCI and TBI PTD lifetime projections and LWEC classifications.
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Disclaimer: These calculators are provided for informational purposes only and do not constitute legal advice. Results are based on current New York State Workers' Compensation Law and Department of Financial Services regulations. Actual benefits may vary based on individual circumstances, medical evidence, and adjudication by the Workers' Compensation Board. For legal advice specific to your case, consult a qualified workers' compensation attorney.