In a state in which a statute prohibits an employee from assigning the right to receive workers' compensation benefits, the employee can assign the right
A)if all interested parties consent.
B)if the employee is fully advised of his or her rights.
C)if there is no significant change to the obligor's risk or duties.
D)under no circumstances.

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The statute explicitly prohibits the assignment of the right to receive workers' compensation benefits, meaning that regardless of consent, advisement, or changes to risk or duties, the assignment cannot legally occur.

In a State in Which a Statute Prohibits an Employee