Minnesota Workers Compensation (sometimes called workers comp, work comp, workman's comp or workmens compensation) information is important to all Minnesota employees and every qualified injured worker. Fields Law Firm can help you through the Department of Administrative Hearings process so you can begin receiving your lost wages, medical care and vocational rehabilitation benefits.

Special laws and regulations cover employee rights when injured on the job. The workers compensation system in Minnesota is based on balancing injured workers right to wage and medical benefits with a limited right to bring a lawsuit against the employer. Under Minnesota workers compensation law every employer is responsible for paying compensation where a worker is injured or died in the course of employment.

We understand that sustaining work related injuries can be financially and emotionally stressful. If you have been denied worker's compensation benefits, we can help you through the appeals process so you can start receiving your rightfully owed medical care, lost wages and vocational rehabilitation benefits. We frequently represent Minnesota workers who are denied medical benefits or denied the right to consult their own doctor. Our workers compensation attorneys know Minnesota workers comp law and will work hard to protect your rights.

The workers compensation Minnesota attorneys at Fields Law Firm are there to ensure that injured workers get the maximum wage loss benefits based on the employee’s average weekly wage. If you have been fired because of a work injury or your employer's insurance company is denying your workers compensation wage benefits claim you have rights and we can help.

Since establishing the Fields Law Firm, workers’ compensation Minnesota lawyer Steve Fields has focused all of the firm's resources on helping people in Minnesota recover money for injuries and receive workers compensation benefits. We are ready to help if you or a loved one has suffered disabling injuries and are unable to return to work as a result of a work injury.

Often a workers' compensation insurance company denies or stops an injured employee from seeing a doctor or receiving therapy for their injuries. If this has happened to you, we can help make sure you get the medical care you need and are entitled to under Minnesota law instead of what the insurance company thinks you should have.