Indiana Code § 22-3-3-32

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Sec. 32. The provisions of this article may not be construed to result in an award of benefits in which the number of weeks paid and to be paid for temporary total disability, temporary partial disability, or permanent total disability combined exceeds five hundred (500) weeks. This section shall not be construed to prevent a person who is permanently totally disabled from applying for an award under IC 22-3-3-13 . However, in case of permanent total disability resulting from an injury occurring on or after January 1, 1998, the minimum total benefit shall not be less than seventy-five thousand dollars ($75,000).   IC 22-3-4 Chapter 4. Worker's Compensation: Administration and Procedures               22-3-4-1 Industrial board; office space; furniture and supplies; meetings             22-3-4-2 Rules; subpoenas; service; hearings             22-3-4-3 Inspection of records; confidential information; destruction of records             22-3-4-4 Awards; private agreements; approval             22-3-4-4.5 Mediation of claims; fees and charges             22-3-4-5 Disputes; hearings             22-3-4-6 Disputes; summary proceedings             22-3-4-7 Disputes; administrative review             22-3-4-8 Disputes; awards; appeals             22-3-4-9 Contracts; private agreements; appeals             22-3-4-10 Actions and proceedings; costs             22-3-4-11 Medical examination; physician or surgeon             22-3-4-12 Rates and charges; attorney's fees; payment             22-3-4-12.1 Bad faith in adjusting or settling claim for compensation; awards; attorney's fees             22-3-4-13 Reports of injuries and deaths; violations of article             22-3-4-14 Awards; termination; reports             22-3-4-15 Civil penalties; schedule

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