Protecting Injured Workers
And Their Families For The Short And Long Term
When you are injured at work, you may be eligible for workers' compensation benefits. The Workers' Compensation Division will oversee and administer your claim to ensure you receive compensation promptly. However, to receive the benefits, you may have to prove your...
Many individuals who sustain occupational illnesses or injuries may require workers' compensation benefits. Coverage provides medical coverage when people develop work-acquired medical issues that require treatment and also disability benefits for when injured or...
You may have heard the term “occupational disease” if you’re in a line of work where certain medical conditions are not uncommon. Under Minnesota law, an occupational disease can be either a physical or mental condition “arising out of and in the course of employment...
As an employee, you expect to be safe and secure while working. However, accidents can happen at any workplace if you are not careful. According to the Bureau of Labor Statistics, there were 2.1 million workers' compensation cases in 2021 alone. By understanding the...
