Category: Workers’ Compensation

North Dakota Employer, Injury in Minnesota – What Next?

Often workers cross state lines during their employment, such as by travelling to Minnesota although they have North Dakota employers....

How Can I Pay for Medical Treatment While My Workers’ Comp Case Is Pending?

While your workers’ compensation case is pending, you may need to pay for medical treatment. Workers’ compensation insurance companies often...

Employer-Funded Health Insurance and Workers’ Compensation

Many employees who get injured and need workers’ compensation also have employer-funded health insurance. The employer may pay for part...

My Employer Told Me I Can’t Get Workers’ Comp – Is This True?

If your employer told you that you can’t get workers’ compensation benefits, you are probably wondering if it is true....

Volunteers, Apprentices, and More: Eligible for Workers’ Comp?

When you get injured while on a volunteer job or while working as an apprentice, your ability to receive workers’...

Can Independent Contractors in the Construction Industry Get Workers’ Comp?

In the construction industry, many contractors use subcontractors to perform some of the work. A lot of contractors work alone...

Are Workers’ Compensation Benefits Taxable in Minnesota?

You just started receiving workers’ compensation benefits, but the end of the year and tax time are much sooner than...

Minnesota’s New First Responder Workers’ Compensation Law

The Minnesota Legislature recently passed a new first responder workers’ compensation law that promises to better protect those who work...

Why Do I Have to Appear for a Second Independent Medical Exam?

If you have already appeared for an independent medical examination and you receive a notice requiring you to attend a...