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New Mexico workers' compensation insurance provides medical care and financial support to employees involved in job-related accidents. From Albuquerque to Roswell, this coverage helps businesses meet state regulations while protecting their workforce.
Discover more about workers' comp in New Mexico by starting a quote or speaking with a Progressive Commercial specialist.
Employers in New Mexico with three or more employees are required to have workers' comp insurance. This rule even applies to employers with one employee in New Mexico and at least two workers in another state.
You can review the workers' compensation laws in New Mexico.
Not all businesses need coverage. New Mexico workers' comp exemptions include:
Review licenses and contracts to see if you need coverage. You can also verify your status with an expert if you're not sure an exemption applies.
Businesses that fail to follow New Mexico workers' compensation requirements may face penalties ranging from fines to stop-work orders.
Make sure you have coverage to avoid workers' comp penalties in New Mexico.
Multiple factors can affect New Mexico workers' compensation rates. Insurers usually consider the following:
There are different methods to secure New Mexico workers' compensation insurance, such as:
Consider these options to find the right policy for you. For questions, contact a Progressive Commercial agent or start an online quote.
Workers' comp helps employees with occupational injuries or illnesses. After reporting an incident, a claim can be filed by the employee or employer. Approval means the employee receives financial assistance.
New Mexico workers' compensation benefits can cover:
Workers' comp also helps businesses by reducing legal risks. In New Mexico, employees who settle usually can't sue, but insurance offsets costs if they do.
New Mexico offers workers' comp death benefits to families of deceased employees. Dependents can receive a lump-sum payment of $7,500 for funeral expenses and up to 700 weeks of disability benefits.
Employees in New Mexico have one year from the date of their injury to file a workers' comp claim. Encourage your team to report incidents as soon as possible to meet the New Mexico statute of limitations and secure access to benefits.
Progressive Commercial is committed to helping you protect your businesses. We offer personalized insurance solutions that prioritize your needs and promote growth.
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