Guest Post – Meuser Law Office P.A. “Retraining and Work Comp in Minnesota”

Retraining is a benefit available in the state of Minnesota under the Workers’ Compensation Act. Retraining is a formal education program paid by the work comp insurer which is designed to assist an employee in returning to suitable gainful employment. Retraining may include vocational technical programs or post-secondary education, depending on the employee’s skillset and […]… Read more »

Guest Post – April 12, 2018 Meuser Law Office P.A. “’Tis the Season! Remember, Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Benefits are Non-Taxable”

The clock is ticking! Remember, this year’s tax filing deadline is April 17, 2018. If you’re doing your taxes on your own, you may be wondering if you need to report Minnesota workers’ compensation wage loss, permanent partial disability, or a settlement received in 2017. The answer is NO! You are not required to pay income […]… Read more »

April 5, 2018 – Guest Post – Meuser Law Office, P.A. “Move Over for Police Officers on the Side of the Road!”

When winter weather strikes, Minnesota’s State Troopers, police officers, and sheriff’s deputies are out in full force to assist motorists involved in crashes or in need of assistance due to bad road conditions. Move over and slow down when you see an officer on the side of the road. Watch this powerful video from the […]… Read more »

President Kroll’s Reply to Hennepin Attorney Mike Freeman’s Statement Regarding the Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis

During his press conference, Hennepin County Attorney Mike Freeman stated the Police Federation advised officers to not cooperate in the investigation of the death of Justine Damond. The Federation takes great exception to this irresponsible statement. Early on, the Federation sought legal advice and briefed all board members on what our legal obligation was in […]… Read more »

March 20, 2018 – President Kroll’s Statement Regarding the Charging of Minneapolis Police Officer Noor

The Police Officers Federation of Minneapolis has learned of the charges filed against Officer Noor in the shooting death of Justine Damond. The Federation isn’t privy to the details of the criminal case and cannot comment on specifics of the case. We recognize the tragic shooting of Justine Damond has greatly impacted, not only her […]… Read more »

Guest Post – February 21, 2018 Meuser Law Office, P.A. “Is My PTSD Still Compensable if Caused by Numerous Traumatic Events?”

Under the Minnesota Worker’s Compensation Act, post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may be characterized as a personal injury or as an occupational disease. Minn. Stat. §176.011, subd. 15(a). PTSD may develop as a result of exposure to a traumatic event or multiple traumatic events, which cause a person’s capacity to cope with stress to be overwhelmed […]… Read more »

Guest Post – February 8, 2018 Meuser Law Office, P.A. “What Can I Expect to Receive in a Workers’ Compensation Settlement?”

A question often asked by clients when meeting for the first time is “how much is my claim worth?” While there is no hard and fast rule when it comes to estimating the value of a Minnesota workers’ compensation claim, there are a variety of factors in every claim that help determine a fair settlement […]… Read more »

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