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Mankato Workers Compensation Lawyers, Attorneys

Thank you for visiting Rosengren Kohlmeyer, Law Office. Chtd. We take great pride in helping injured workers receive all the compensation they are entitled to under Minnesota Law. At Rosengren Kohlmeyer we have experience dealing with employers and Minnesota Workers’ Compensation insurance companies to ensure you receive the best recovery possible.

Workers’ Compensation (sometimes called workmen’s compensation) is insurance that, by law, your employer is required to carry in case an employee is injured or hurt on the job, becomes ill due to circumstances surrounding their job or even if death results from their job. Benefits can include medical expenses, lost wages and death benefits. Workers’ compensation is a no-fault insurance system. Negligence on the part of workers or employers is not an issue in paying benefits, however not all employer’s or insurance want to give you the recovery you deserve and are entitled to under Minnesota Law.

Any worker who has been injured while working has a potential workers’ compensation claim in Minnesota. As long as your injury is job-related, it is covered. You are covered if you are injured while traveling on business, doing a work-related errand, attending a required business-related social function or even while on a break or using the restroom facilities. Any injury or illness that occurs due to employment is generally considered a workers’ compensation injury and you may be entitled to recovery. Under Minnesota workers’ compensation law, you will receive compensation if you are injured, no matter who is at fault.

Common Types Of Workers Compensation Injuries


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    Broken or fractured bones;
    - Back problems or pain;
    - Knee problems or injuries;
    - Grip loss (problems with your hand);
    - Heart attacks (myocardial infarction);
    - Hypertension (high blood pressure);
    - Wrist injuries including carpal tunnel syndrome;
    - Burns;
    - Shoulder pain;
    - Neck pain;
    - Headaches.

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You may be entitled to benefits under Minnesota worker’s comp law even if you are still working.

If you have been injured call an experienced MN workers’ compensation lawyer and receive your free consultation.

CALL (507) 625-5000 TODAY FOR YOUR FREE LEGAL CONSULTATION TO DISCUSS YOUR WORKERS’ COMPENSATION INJURY.