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In the realm of occupational hazards, certain professions have a reputation for being risky. People often associate danger with jobs like firefighters, police officers or construction workers. However, there are some occupations that fly under the radar. 1. Librarian...
Following the approval of your workers' compensation claim, you may wonder how long it will take to start receiving benefits. The reality is that the timeline for receiving workers' compensation benefits can vary depending on several factors. You can better understand...
If you are a blue-collar worker, you face unique challenges and risks when on the job. Workplaces such as warehouses, manufacturing facilities or construction sites can expose you to hazardous conditions. You can inform yourself by learning about common work-related...
Regardless of age or occupation, any worker faces the risk of a work-related injury. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, 2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses occurred in 2021. While an injured employee has the right to file a workers’...
Even when you work hard, follow the rules and complete tasks the right way, unexpected events may lead to a workplace injury. According to the U.S. Department of Labor, 2.6 million nonfatal workplace injuries and illnesses occurred in 2021. When an injury means the...
Recently, attorney Samuel Heacox was on the faculty at the 2023 Workers’ Compensation Institute. He presented during a plenary session called: "A Look Behind The Curtains: Inside an Orthopedic IME." During the presentation, Mr. Heacox posed as the injured worker...
Symptoms that appear long after an initial injury at work can seem worse than the original injury. In Minnesota, the state’s definition of work-related injuries includes gradual injuries or injuries that are aggravated or accelerated by work tasks. Proactively...
Minnesotans work hard, but they are as vulnerable to job-related injuries and illnesses as everybody else. Workers' compensation is meant to help St. Paul residents stay on their feet financially while they are unable to work, but how do you know if your employer...
Minnesota workers who get seriously hurt or ill on the job are often in no condition to go back to work for weeks, months or even years. For a lot of families, being unable to work means little to no income is coming into the home. With medical bills on top of the...
Workers' compensation considers many factors when determining whether or not to approve claims. Providing an accurate picture of your injuries, your treatment and how those injuries will affect your life will help your chances of getting your claim approved....
