Workers with work-related injuries should sign up with a workers’ compensation lawyer. Lawyers represent their clients throughout the Minnesota workers’ compensation process. They may negotiate
In the state of Minnesota, most employers must obtain workers’ compensation insurance to cover their employees. Like health insurance, workers’ compensation insurance pays for claims
In Minnesota, all employers must purchase workers’ compensation insurance or become self-insured. Injured workers should determine whether their employers are self-insured, because these workers may
Prior injuries affect workers’ compensation claims in two related ways: denial of benefits because of a pre-existing medical condition and aggravation of the condition. If
In Minnesota, some injured workers have the opportunity to work with a Qualified Rehabilitation Consultant (QRC). If you are eligible to receive QRC services, take
Temporary Total Disability benefits may end because of the passage of time, because of a decision you make, or because the insurer believes you are
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