Workmen's Comp Attorneys in Minneapolis for Workplace Injury Claims

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If you have been injured at work in Minnesota, you have rights under the Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Act, including access to wage, medical and rehabilitation benefits. But unfortunately, your employer and the representative from the workers’ compensation insurance company will not always inform you of all of your rights under Minnesota Workers’ Compensation law. That’s where our team of Minnesota work injury compensation attorneys at Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm comes in.

Strong Representation For Your Workplace Injury Claim

The experienced MN work comp attorneys at Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm will fight for your rights and make sure you understand all of your options. Don’t wait until it’s too late. Call the experienced workers’ compensation lawyers at Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm in Minneapolis today.

The extent and type of workers’ compensation benefits you receive will hinge on your specific circumstances, medical condition, and level of income you earned before the beginning of your injury or illness.

A workplace accident attorney from our team can help you know the maximum benefits you may receive based on these factors and fight on your behalf against any attempt to deny you these benefits.

The workers’ compensation laws in Minnesota safeguard the rights of injured employees regardless of who is responsible for causing the injury to the worker.

We fight hard to ensure you receive the benefits you are entitled to under the law, whether your injury falls under the category of repetitive stress, acute, occupational disease, or something else. Our job injury attorneys understand the physical and emotional hardship these injuries can cause and we stand with you providing the legal support you need to secure the benefits you deserve under the law.

Our commercial and industrial injury lawyers can help ensure you receive all of the benefits that belong to you under the Minnesota workers’ comp rules, including wage loss benefits, full medical benefits, choice of physician, protection against workers’ comp retaliation, rehabilitation benefits, and death benefits.

Experienced Work Injury Attorneys

You don’t have to face the daunting prospect of a work injury alone. Our injury-at-work lawyers have 76 years of combined experience and are here to help guide you through this process and make sure you get all of the benefits you deserve.

We provide a free, no-obligation initial consultation if you have been hurt on the job. Our work accident lawyers are happy to meet with you in our office, over the phone, or by traveling to meet you.

Contact Our Work Related Injury Lawyers In Minnesota

At Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm, our workplace injury lawyers are here to fight for the workers’ compensation benefits to which you are entitled in the aftermath of sustaining a workplace injury in Minnesota. To schedule a free consultation, call or text our lead attorney, Joe Osterbauer today at 612.334.3434 or leave us a message through our contact form.

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Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Lawyers Working To Protect Your Rights And Get The Workers' Compensation Benefits You Deserve

We understand that the workers’ compensation system is complex and overwhelming. While you want to comply with your employer’s wishes, you also have rights that need to be protected. You want to get back to work as soon as possible, but also have restrictions on what job duties you can perform. There are cases where injured workers are pushed to return to work before they are fully healed or are not informed of all of their options under Workers’ Compensation law in Minnesota. If you have questions about your work-related injury, call an experienced workers compensation attorney at Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm in MN for a free initial consultation.

Speak Directly to our Lead Injury Attorney, Joe Osterbauer

If you need immediate answers, you can call or text our lead attorney Joe Osterbauer directly at 612-334-3434. Mr. Osterbauer is recognized as a knowledgeable and aggressive advocate for injured workers in Minnesota and is available weekends, nights, or business hours. When you need help, he will either answer or do his best to get back to you as soon as possible. Each attorney at the Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm is dedicated to providing you the highest level of service and keeping you informed every step of the way while we work towards getting you the best possible outcome for your case.

We Serve Hurt Workers from All Industries for Injuries Big and Small

It’s possible to get hurt while working at any job, and therefore, a workers’ compensation claim could potentially be pursued against any employer in any industry. Of course, there are certain jobs that, due to the dangerous work conditions, heavy lifting required or other circumstances, make themselves more likely to produce injuries. Some of these jobs include:

NURSING & HEALTHCARE WORKERS
CONSTRUCTION WORKERS
MANUFACTURING & FACTORY WORKERS
UNDOCUMENTED WORKERS

FAQs

Frequently Asked Questions About Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm

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What does workers' compensation cover?

Many people know that workers’ compensation is an insurance program that is designed to provide protection for workers injured on the job. However, workers’ compensation also overs sickness that is related to work, as well as chronic health issues that are associated with specific types of work.

The benefit for employers is that if they offer workers’ compensation, which is required by law in most areas, they cannot be sued by employees for negligence in the event of injury or illness.

While each claim is different, most claims are processed within four to eight weeks of filing. However, these claims can also be denied, or the worker may not accept the settlement as fair, which then creates the additional time required for the appeals process.
It is important to understand the timeline for filing a workers’ compensation claim. In most cases, the injured employee must report the incident to the direct supervisor or designated individual within 30 days of the event. Then, there will be the requirement to complete a workers’ compensation form for the claim as well as meet with an approved doctor in the network to start the process.
If you are injured on the job or have a job-related illness, workers’ compensation claims provide financial compensation for medical expenses and lost wages during treatment and recovery.
A minimum premium is the price for writing a workers’ compensation policy for a business. This is based on the payroll for the business, and it is the most basic and limiting type of policy.
It is essential for an employee to complete all workers’ compensation forms without any omissions. This includes attending doctor’s appointments and ensuring the required medical documents are submitted with the claim to provide information on the injury or illness.
Workers’ compensation settlement is based on a formula. The specific type or types of injuries, the ability to return to work, and the type of medical treatment required are all factors in the settlement amount. When the workers’ compensation claim is denied or not paid in full, the injured employee can appeal the decision through several processes.
Workers’ compensation is a form of insurance that helps to provide financial compensation for employees hurt on the job. In return for providing the coverage, the business is also protected from legal action by employees hurt on the job or who have a job-related illness.
It is not uncommon for people to have benefits through both workers’ compensation and SSDI. However, workers’ compensation benefits may be decreased based on the amount of workers’ compensation paid through the settlement process.
Independent contractors working on a job are not covered by workers’ compensation. Businesses cannot classify employees as independent contractors to avoid coverage. If an employee is denied workers’ compensation, talking to the team at Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm should be your first step.
No, like independent contractors, subcontractors are not employees of a business and are not covered by workers’ compensation.
Workers’ compensation benefits are not considered income for either state or federal taxes.
You should contact a work-related attorney as soon as possible after a workplace injury. Early legal intervention helps ensure your claim is filed correctly, prevents delays, and addresses any disputes. Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm’s experienced attorneys can assist you in navigating the workers’ compensation process and securing the benefits and compensation you deserve for your injuries.
Compensation for a work injury typically includes coverage for medical expenses, wage replacement, rehabilitation, and, in some cases, compensation for permanent injuries. The amount depends on the severity of your injury and the impact on your ability to work. Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm’s attorneys work to ensure you receive the full benefits and compensation you’re entitled to under Minnesota law.
A lawyer can be instrumental in your work injury case by ensuring your claim is filed correctly, gathering evidence, and negotiating with insurance companies. Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm’s experienced attorneys can handle the complexities of your case, allowing you to focus on recovery while we work to secure the compensation you deserve for your injuries and lost wages.
You should consult a job injury attorney as soon as possible after suffering a workplace injury. Early consultation ensures your claim is filed correctly and on time, preventing complications or denials. At Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm, our job injury attorneys are dedicated to helping injured workers secure the benefits they’re entitled to, including medical care, wage replacement, and more.
If you’re injured at work, you have the right to file a workers’ compensation claim to cover medical expenses, lost wages, and rehabilitation costs. It’s essential to report your injury to your employer promptly and seek legal advice. Osterbauer Harper & Furth Law Firm provides experienced attorneys who can guide you through the process, ensuring your rights are protected and you receive fair compensation.