When extreme heat or extreme cold strikes in the workplace, employees suffer and may need workers’ compensation. Hot or cold temperatures not only make working
Workers who do the same tasks over and over again are at risk for cumulative trauma workplace injuries. While these injuries do qualify many employees
Unfortunately, suffering head injuries can be one of the most devastating reasons that employees need workers’ compensation. Head injuries have major consequences for many, and
If you have headaches at work, you may wonder if you can receive workers’ compensation benefits for them. Headaches result in millions of lost work
When extreme temperatures strike in the workplace, they can lead to debilitating workplace injuries. You might not think that illnesses related to heat or cold
In Minnesota, employees can seek workers’ compensation benefits for mental injuries that arise from some stressors at work. While the law expressly prohibits recovery for
