Picking up a summer job is a financial necessity for many students. It can help them cover living costs and supplies once the term begins again. Yet some of those students find that their future becomes more uncertain due to an injury sustained while working. Flipping...
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Workers’ comp law revisions can help Minnesotans get back to work
After a serious work-related injury, most people’s primary focus is on healing. Getting back to work is often a close second. Some people can go back to work, maybe with some restrictions on certain activities, after some time off to recover and heal. However, that’s...
You may deserve workers’ comp for aggravating an injury
When healthy workers get injured on the job, they often seek workers’ comp benefits. They know that their injury only exists because of what happened at work, and they need compensation to help cover medical bills and a portion of their lost wages. What if the worker...
Your doctor says you’re hurt: Should you get a second opinion?
When you’ve been injured on the job, your health and your ability to support yourself are suddenly at stake. In Minnesota’s workers’ compensation system, a treating physician plays a central role in determining an injured worker’s diagnosis, treatment plan, work...
Can I go on vacation while on workers’ compensation?
You suffered a work-related injury a few weeks ago and have been recovering at home while drawing workers’ compensation benefits. Now, it’s summertime, and you made plans last year to go on vacation with your family. Can you still leave for your annual trip while...
What to do if you’re denied a workers’ comp claim
Getting denied for workers’ comp after experiencing an injury at work can hit you hard, almost like a sudden jolt that leaves you feeling disoriented. You did everything right, and now you’re left wondering what exactly went wrong. However, you don’t need to panic or...
Addressing a treatment plan dispute after a work injury
A work injury may make an employee eligible for workers’ compensation benefits. Someone who falls while on the clock or develops a repetitive strain injury can qualify for medical benefits and even disability pay if they cannot work because of their injuries. Workers’...
Recognizing the need for help with a workers’ compensation claim
Work-related injuries cause immediate pain and suffering while introducing concerns about current and future financial matters. Knowing when to seek legal guidance can make a difference in your claim. Here are some signs that may indicate you need representation for...
How much does workers’ compensation disability pay?
The workers' compensation program in Minnesota protects direct-hire employees. Professionals in almost every industry, including part-time and seasonal workers, can qualify for benefits if they develop medical issues because of their work. Workers' compensation...
Common injuries associated with retail work
The retail sector employs many people across Michigan. While it offers plenty of employment opportunities, the retail sector can be hazardous. If you have been injured on the job, you may be entitled to workers’ compensation. This can cover your medical expenses and...

