Yes, nurses in Minnesota absolutely qualify for workers’ compensation benefits. If you are a nurse who has been injured on the job, you have the right to file a claim and receive financial support while you recover. An experienced workers’ compensation lawyer can answer any questions. Here is what you need to know about the…
An IME, or Independent Medical Examination, is a medical evaluation requested by your employer or their insurance company to get a second opinion about your workplace injury. Under Minnesota law, you are required to attend if your employer requests an IME. Contact a Minneapolis workers’ compensation lawyer from Kemmitt, Sanford, & Kramer Law PLLC if you…
If you are currently on workers’ compensation in Minnesota, you might be wondering whether your employer can legally terminate you while you are recovering. The short answer is complicated—while Minnesota law protects you from retaliation for filing a workers’ comp claim, your employer may still be able to fire you for legitimate business reasons unrelated…