Minnesota Injuries

A Woodbury bus driver got burned by an employer-provided cleaner, skipped the ER, and now the insurer is using that gap to cheapen or deny the claim.

A Duluth home health aide is dealing with a traumatic brain injury after a motorcycle crash, and the hospital says it gets paid out of the settlement first.

What actually matters after a nursing home resident is burned by bath water, coffee, soup, or another preventable hot-liquid incident in Minnesota.

If a fall at work leaves someone paralyzed in Minnesota, workers' comp can cover wage loss, medical care, equipment, and long-term support, but the fight is usually over how much and for how long.

If your landlord already knew a dangerous stair, walkway, or entry kept icing over and did nothing, that can change a Minnesota injury claim in a big way, especially when missing work could threaten your immigration status.