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Workers' compensation statute of limitations in North Dakota In North Dakota, employees must file a workers' comp claim within two years from the injury date. This is the first date any reasonable person would have recognized that a work-related injury happened.

The four monopolistic states are Ohio, Wyoming, Washington, and North Dakota. They are called monopolistic states because they bar the sale of workers compensation insurance by private insurers. In these states, employers must buy workers comp insurance from an insurance fund operated by the state.

North Dakota's Workers' Compensation law, with limited exceptions, requires all employers to insure all employees including full-time, part-time, seasonal, and occasional workers before employees begin working. It is unlawful to deduct any portion of the premium from wages or salary of any employee.

North Dakota Law, with limited exceptions, requires all employers to secure workers' compensation insurance to cover their full-time, part-time, seasonal, or occasional employees prior to hiring.

All original claims for benefits must be filed by the injured employee, or someone on the injured employee's behalf, within one year after the injury or within two years after the death.

Applying for workers' compensation benefits can be completed in a few different ways. You can complete a First Report of Injury (FROI) online. You can also fax a completed FROI to WSI at 701-328-3820 or 888-786-8695 or mail it to PO Box 5585, Bismarck, ND 58506-5585. Call us at 800-777-5033 with questions.