If you suffer a work injury, you have the right to file a workers’ compensation claim for medical and wage loss benefits. But you cannot sue your employer for liability

If you are injured at work in Minnesota, you are legally entitled to certain benefits. The most common workplace injuries are acute — often resulting from accidents or acts of

The short answer to the question “Can I sue my employer?” is no. In Minnesota, if a person is injured on the job, their exclusive remedy is the workers’ compensation

You’ve probably heard that insufficient sleep is linked to health issues such as obesity or diabetes — but did you know that poor sleep also increases the likelihood of suffering

The first thing you should know is that the doctor performing the exam is paid by the insurance company. This means that the insurance company and your employer are looking

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

We have an employee who has been out with a work-related back injury for more than six months. We have not received any indication from her doctor about when she

Every once in a while, we come across a personally injured worker who wrongly believes they are not entitled to workers’ compensation. While some employees assume they are not covered

An employer who is stopping or discouraging you from seeking workers’ compensation for a work injury is most likely acting illegally. Unfortunately, this happens more often than it should. Employers

When there is a workplace accident, there is usually someone at fault. Maybe your co-worker spilled water on the floor and didn’t clean it up. Or perhaps someone did not