Posts Categorized Workers Compensation

The most typical reasons for this are as follows employer’s compensation insurance would doubt the legitimacy of your workplace injury claim. Workers’ compensation insurers reject many valid claims, forcing honest and innocent workers to engage a lawyer and navigate the workers’ compensation system to receive their benefits. If any of the following events occur, your… Read more »

If you’ve been hurt on the job, you have enough to worry about simply recovering from your illness or injuries. Arguing if your injuries are pre-existing or work related should only be done by a professional. In fact, your work-related injury can have a major impact on your life and the future of your employment. In… Read more »

Many jobs, such as factory jobs, involve doing the same process over and over. You may be doing work activity repeatedly throughout the day. The day goes by, you go home, and you repeat the process the next day. Over weeks, months, or years you may develop a condition that requires medical care or is… Read more »

Despite people’s best efforts, from time to time injuries do occur in the workplace.  The first thing to do is to REPORT IT TO YOUR EMPLOYER.  After that, you may well need more information – someone on your side – to figure out what is next. Harvey & Carpenter assists clients who have had an… Read more »

You are entitled to compensation after sustaining an injury at the workplace. Most workers are guaranteed the right to pursue compensation under Minnesota’s workers’ compensation law. However, the claim process often becomes challenging, especially when it comes to calculating the amount of workers’ compensation benefits. Typically, this involves determining an injured worker’s average weekly wage-a… Read more »

Workplace injuries can occur in any occupation. Although some are unavoidable, others occur due to someone else’s negligence.  Either can result in severe injury or harm to the victim. Negligence doesn’t matter, though, most of the time.  Workers’ compensation is a “no fault” system unless the injury is caused by someone other than the employer,… Read more »

Complaints about delayed workers’ compensation checks are common across the United States. Frequently, workers grapple with the challenge of having to wait for an extended period before receiving their workers’ compensation check. However, such a delay may arise due to multiple reasons. For instance, the compensation check may have been sent to a wrong address… Read more »

No-fault Workers Compensation State Minnesota is a no-fault workers’ compensation state, so unlike other states which require an employee to prove negligence to be compensated, if you are injured on the job in Minnesota, the injury itself, regardless of it being the fault of the employee or the employer, doesn’t really come into play in… Read more »

You are exposed to various risks that can injure you in the workplace. The law requires most Minnesota employers to carry workers’ compensation insurance. If your employer doesn’t have insurance, the Special Compensation Fund can still cover your workers’ compensation benefits. You often get your first workers’ compensation check within 10–30 days of informing your… Read more »

If you get injured at work, you can file a lawsuit against the employer to get worker’s compensation benefits. It is imperative to understand how the claim process works and when to begin receiving compensation. Generally, you should begin receiving compensation within 14 days. But this depends on various factors such as when notice of… Read more »