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In this video, attorney Kenny Berger explains what it means to reach maximum medical improvement (MMI), how doctors assign impairment ratings, and why your rating matters for your South Carolina workers' comp benefits.
For the full body part chart, a payout example, and what to do if your rating seems too low, read our guide to impairment ratings in South Carolina workers' comp.
Questions about your rating? Call our office for a free consultation at 803-790-2800. You owe no attorney fees or case costs unless we recover money for you.