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The Rules of Evidence in Workers’ Compensation, PERA Duty Disability, and Health Care Continuation Hearings v. Rules of Evidence in Civil Court
In the law, a body of rules governs whether or not evidence is admissible or able to be presented to a judge or a jury to help the fact-finder make a determination on the merits of a case. The rules… Read more »
Attorney Fees For Workers’ Compensation, Personal Injury, or PERA Disability Claims
Initial Consultations Should Be Completely Free. At Meuser Law Office, P.A. we do not charge a fee for initial consultations. During our no-obligation, legal consultation, one or two attorneys will meet with you in person at our office in Eden Prairie, Minnesota. First,… Read more »
Pain and Suffering and Minnesota Workers’ Compensation
A question commonly asked by our clients is: How much will my employer have to pay me for the pain and suffering I’ve had to endure because of my work injury? Unfortunately, the answer is nothing. While Minnesota workers’ compensation provides a… Read more »
Monetary Benefits in Your Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Case
Individuals who are hurt at work in Minnesota may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits, which, in addition to medical expense benefits and rehabilitation benefits, can include significant monetary benefits. We often meet with potential Minnesota workers’ compensation clients who tell us… Read more »
Top Three Mistakes to Avoid After a Personal Injury Accident
Don’t jeopardize your personal injury rights by making these common mistakes after you’ve been involved in a personal injury accident in Minnesota! 1. Not seeking medical treatment for your injuries after the accident. After a car accident or other personal… Read more »
How Much Will I Get If I Settle My Work Comp Case?
Clients often ask, “How much is my case worth?” or, “How much can I get in a workers’ compensation settlement?” This often determines whether clients decide to settle, go to a hearing, or risk a workers’ compensation trial. The amount that… Read more »
Civil Litigation: What is a Summary Judgment Motion?
“The Skinny” The term “summary judgment” may seem daunting. It is a legal term of art, which refers to a ruling on a case or a part of a case prior to trial. If a motion for summary judgment is… Read more »
Minnesota Workers’ Compensation: Work Restrictions
One of the most important factors in any Minnesota workers’ compensation case is the nature and extent of any light duty work restrictions that have been assigned to the injured worker. If you’ve sustained an on-the-job injury in Minnesota, and your doctor… Read more »
Can I Get Fired for Filing a Work Comp Claim?
Unfortunately, sometimes people who suffer an injury at work or in the line of duty are afraid to file a workers’ compensation claim because they are worried they will lose their job. The reality is that employers will make off-handed remarks that… Read more »