Though Minnesota plans to slightly lower qualified rehabilitation consultants' hourly rate cap, the state retains one of the most generous — if not the most generous — vocational rehabilitation benefit structures in the country.
Jay Hartman, a St. Paul workers' compensation attorney who represents employers, says that's because QRCs have a "very strong lobby" in Minnesota.
Last week, the Minnesota Department of Labor & Industry (DLI) proposed lowering the cap on QRCs' rates from $107.21 to $103.10 per hour. In exchange for the r...
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