Work Related Occupational Diseases | Asbestosis | Mesothelioma| Hearing Loss
What is the difference between an occupational injury and an occupational disease? An occupational disease or injury is when an...
Can Workers’ Compensation Force Me into a Settlement of my Benefits?
Settlement is Voluntary No one cannot force you to settle your case - not your attorney, the workers’ compensation insurer...
Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections – Minnesota Workers’ Compensation
Does Minnesota Workers' Compensation Cover Platelet Rich Plasma (PRP) Injections? Physicians are using Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) as a treatment for a variety...
Minnesota Brain Injury | TBI | Concussions and Work Related Head Injuries
Minnesota Traumatic Brain and Work-Related Head Injuries One of the leading causes of death in North America for individuals between...
Refusing a suitable job can result in a denial of workers’ compensation wage loss
When on workers' compensation it is important to review job offers or offers of employment with an attorney. Failure to...
Stairs can place workers at an increased risk for a work related injury
Stairs in the workplace can be dangerous. More than 1 million Americans injure themselves on stairs each year, according to...
How Can a Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Attorney Help Me With My Injury?
Our Minnesota Workers' Compensation Attorneys Can Help You! Workers Compensation is a specialized area that requires someone with knowledge of...
How to Find the Best Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Attorney for Your Case
Choosing the Best Minnesota Workers' Compensation Attorney Surprisingly, finding a workers compensation lawyer can be easy. Type in Google “Workers...
New Law Helps Police Officers, Firefighters, Paramedics, and Emergency Medical Technicians Get Workers’ Compensation for PTSD
This year a new law went into effect to help medical and public safety personal get workers' compensation for post-traumatic stress or...
What is MMI or Maximum Medical Improvement in Minnesota Workers’ Compensation
In 1983, the Minnesota Legislature created the legal fiction known as maximum medical improvement (“MMI”). This concept applies to injuries...