Workers' compensation acts have been adopted by all states in an effort to provide speedier and more certain relief to injured workers than was available through litigation.

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All states have adopted workers' compensation acts to ensure that employees who are injured or become ill as a direct result of their job can receive prompt and guaranteed benefits without the need for litigation, which can be lengthy and uncertain. This system is designed to protect both employees and employers by providing a structured and efficient means of handling workplace injuries.

Workers' Compensation Acts Have Been Adopted by All States in an Effort