It is not uncommon for someone to experience an injury, whether at work or elsewhere, that eventually culminates in a settlement. In this case, the injured party may receive either
Una guía breve sobre la compensación para trabajadores de Minnesota
La compensación para trabajadores es compleja y detallada, y definitivamente no está solo si se siente un poco perdido en el proceso. Los clientes suelen acudir a nosotros con muchas
What is the Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Process?
At 612-INJURED, our workers’ compensation attorneys understand that when our clients are hurt at work, their medical care needs and lost wages are confounded by the fact that it is
Who is Eligible to File a Workers’ Compensation Claim in Minnesota?
Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Lawyers At 612-INJURED, our workers’ compensation lawyers understand that any injury can disrupt your livelihood without warning. For many Minnesota residents, the confusion of pursuing compensation from
How Do Minnesota Workers’ Comp Attorney Fees Work?
Hiring a workers’ compensation lawyer after a workplace injury is almost always beneficial — yet many employees hesitate because they worry about the cost of legal representation. In Minnesota, workers’
Workers’ Compensation Eligibility: Employee vs. Independent Contractor
One of the first questions to consider in a workers’ compensation case is whether you are an employee or an independent contractor. In Minnesota, this distinction is crucial. One of
Work Comp Basics: Permanent Partial Disability
Permanent partial disability (PPD) benefits provide compensation for permanent loss of bodily function. Although “permanent partial disability” sounds similar to other benefit types such as permanent total disability or temporary
How to Determine Your Work Comp Insurer
After you suffer a work injury in Minnesota and have notified your employer, what do you do next? If you’re like most injured workers, you seek appropriate medical treatment, whether
Statute of Limitations on a Work Injury: 3 Must-Know Facts
There were 2.6 million non-fatal workplace injuries in 2021 alone. This number has significantly decreased from the 5 million plus people injured in 2003. Yet, it is still far too