Q: Do all workers compensation adjuster working out of state handling Michigan claims, need to have a MI adjuster license.
A: That is an interesting question. Adjusters can be from several different states and still negotiate a file. They are not like lawyers who must be licensed in the state they practice. A good place to look for information on workers' compensation cases that arise from IL is the IWCC website. Or you can also contact an IL work comp attorney, such as myself, or plenty of others on these lists or at the ISBA lawyer finder.If it is a MI case, contact an attorney in Michigan.
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