Mississippi HB92 would increase the maximum total recovery under the Workers' Compensation Law to 520 weeks.
Mississippi HB92 amends the Workers' Compensation Law to increase the maximum total recovery for an injured employee to 520 weeks. This bill modifies various sections of the Mississippi Code of 1972 to reflect this change. The compensation for permanent total disability, temporary total disability, and partial disability will now be payable for up to 520 weeks. The bill also adjusts the compensation for death benefits and disfigurement, ensuring that the total recovery does not exceed the new limit. The changes are set to take effect from July 1, 2026.
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