1. In Alaska, claims and disputes over workers' compensation benefits are administered through the:

Alaska Workers' Compensation Board and Division

The Alaska Workers' Compensation Board and Division administer workers' compensation claims and disputes in the state.

2. Workers' compensation is generally the exclusive remedy for a covered employee's job injury, meaning the employee usually:

Cannot also sue the employer in tort for that injury

Under the exclusive remedy rule, the employee receives statutory benefits instead of suing the employer in tort.

3. Workers' compensation benefits are generally paid:

Regardless of who was at fault for the injury

Workers' compensation is a no-fault system that pays benefits regardless of fault for a work-related injury.

4. Workers' compensation coverage typically provides which of the following to an injured worker?

Medical care and disability income benefits

Workers' compensation provides medical care, disability income, rehabilitation, and death benefits.