Were You Wrongfully Terminated After Being Injured At Work?

After your serious on-the-job injury, did your supervisor or employer interfere with your attempt to obtain workers’ compensation benefits? Were you wrongfully terminated by your employer after you applied for or received workers’ compensation benefits in Minnesota?

If you were laid off after a work injury in Minnesota, Gerald W. Bosch of Bosch Law Firm, Ltd., can protect your rights. For a free consultation to learn more about how his more than 25 years of experience can help you, call 800-355-6503 or 651-243-2877. Based in the Minneapolis-St. Paul area, he serves clients throughout Minnesota.

What Does Minnesota Law Say About Your Rights?

Minnesota law guarantees that injured workers have the right to seek workers’ compensation benefits without interference or retaliation from their employers. If your employer has tried to convince you not to apply for benefits or has terminated you after applying for benefits — your employer is in violation of the law.

Employers have been known to claim that a worker was terminated for a reason other than his or her application for workers’ compensation benefits. Once the employer has stated its reason for firing the employee, we compare that reason to other employees in the same situation.

Injured At Work In Minnesota? Contact Us For A Free Consultation.

If you have been the victim of retaliation for filing a workers’ comp claim, you may be entitled to back pay and front pay damages, as well as attorney fees and costs. But you must act quickly to ensure that your rights are protected. Strict statutes of limitation could wind up working against your filing of a claim against your employer.

Do you have questions about your wrongful termination? Contact us to schedule a free initial consultation with an experienced lawyer. The toll-free number to call is 800-355-6503, or you can call our local line at 651-243-2877. You can also email us. Home and hospital visits are available upon request. Our law firm’s contingency fee policy means that you owe no attorney fee unless we win your case.