Midwest Disability

10/16/2026

🏭 FACTORY WORKERS & MACHINE OPERATORS: INJURED ON THE JOB?

Working in a factory or manufacturing environment can put you at risk for serious injuries. From machine and conveyor belt accidents to back, shoulder, and repetitive-motion injuries.

If you've been injured at work, you may have questions about your rights and the workers' compensation benefits available to you.

Call 763-404-6220

10/14/2026

A workplace injury can leave you with questions about medical treatment, lost wages, and what to do next. here are three important things every injured worker should know.

1. What should I do immediately after a work injury?
Report your injury to your supervisor in writing. Seek appropriate medical treatment. Keep copies of medical records and communications. Document what happened, including photos and witness names.

2. How long do I have to report my injury?
In Minnesota, many workplace injuries must be reported within 180 days, but exceptions and other requirements may apply. Don’t wait to report your injury. Delays can put your benefits at risk.

3. What if my employer won't file an injury report?
Your employer generally must file a First Report of Injury after being notified of a work-related injury when required by law. If they refuse, keep written proof that you reported the injury and seek legal guidance.

CALL 763-404-6220 FOR A FREE CASE EVALUATION

10/08/2026

Healthcare professionals work hard caring for others, but injuries can happen on the job, too.

If you've been injured while working in healthcare, you may have questions about what to do next.

We can help you understand your options. Our staff can help with your common questions:

What should I do if I haven't filed a workers' compensation claim yet?
Am I receiving all of the workers' compensation benefits I may be entitled to?
What can I do if the insurance company had denied my claim?
What happens if my injury affects my ability to continue working?

10/07/2026

Workplace accidents bring heavy bills. Knowing every source of financial recovery makes a huge difference after a severe injury.

Exploring liability rules.

10/02/2026

Injured workers looking for the truth about Minnesota workers' compensation can find it in our free guide.

Find your way to the recovery you deserve.

09/30/2026

Not every workplace injury happens on the job floor. Could a parking lot fall at work still qualify for coverage?

The parking lot rule explained.

09/15/2026

Workers’ compensation may provide benefits for things such as:

🩺 Medical treatment related to your work injury
💰 Wage-loss benefits if your injury prevents you from working or limits your ability to work
🔄 Benefits for permanent injury in certain circumstances
📋 Other benefits depending on your specific situation

📞 Call Midwest Disability at 763-404-6220

09/11/2026

Many workplace injuries start small and become more difficult over time. If you've been hurt on the job or your workers' compensation claim has been denied, you do not have to navigate the process alone.

At Midwest Disability, our experienced and caring team is here to help you understand your options and the workers' compensation process.

📞 Call Midwest Disability today: 763-404-6220

09/01/2026

When Social Security questions medical limits, the records behind them may matter.

Key factors behind decisions.

08/26/2026