|
 |
 |
Home | | Workers' Compensation Claims and Appeals
Representing Workers for Minnesota Workers' Compensation Claims for More than 25 Years
If you need help with a Minnesota Workers' Compensation claim, contact me, lawyer Mark Fellman now. Get Help Now. Mark J. Fellman Can Help You Obtain All the Benefits to which You May Be EntitledI am a Twin Cities attorney with more than 25 years of Workers' Comp experience—helping injured workers obtain the benefits they deserve. Representing workers across the state of Minnesota and eastern Wisconsin, I have developed a reputation for aggressive, effective representation—and I fight for results. Contact me now for a consultation. Mark J. Fellman, Attorney at Law, is here to help you at every stage of the Workers' Compensation process, from initiating your claim through a trial. Don't Wait. Act Immediately if You Have Been Injured at WorkIf you have an on-the-job injury you must notify your employer immediately. You should report your injury even if it does not seem serious, and even if your employer encourages you not to do so. It is very common for a serious injury to feel minor initially—back injuries, neck injuries, and soft tissue injuries commonly feel as if they will get better with a little time and rest. Unfortunately, failure to notify your employer at the time of the injury could lead to your claim being turned down. Don't Give UpIf you didn't notify your employer, don't give up on your Workers' Compensation claim. Many people are initially turned down by their company's Work Comp insurance company because they did not tell their employer about the accident or injury right away. However, there are many reasons why your claim may still be paid. For example, if your boss was standing right there when you were injured, the fact that you did not notify him or her may not matter. Or, if you were taken to the hospital from work, even if you weren't in the office, you may still be able to make a legitimate compensation claim if your spouse told your boss about the injury within two weeks. Whatever your situation, it is important to talk to a lawyer. There is a lot at stake—your medical bills, prescription drug charges, and other costs are adding up, and if you can't work, you may have trouble making ends meet. If you need help, please contact my office for a consultation. Contact the Attorney Other Attorneys Call for Their Own ClientsMany of my cases are referred to me by other attorneys. Since I have more than 25 years of experience and have been named a "Minnesota Super Lawyer" year after year, other lawyers are confident that I can provide their clients with the aggressive, knowledgeable representation they need. Contact Mark J. Fellman, Attorney at Law, to discuss your claim for Workers' Comp benefits or your appeal with me, attorney Mark Fellman. I will fight to help you obtain all of the benefits to which you may be entitled. Mark J. Fellman, Attorney at LawSuite 1740 | |
| |
| The information you obtain at this site is not, nor is it intended to be, legal advice. You should consult an attorney for individual advice regarding your own situation. Copyright © 2008 by Mark J. Fellman Attorney at Law. All rights reserved. You may reproduce materials available at this site for your own personal use and for non-commercial distribution. All copies must include this copyright statement. | |
| |
If you have sustained a workplace injury, you already know that the time to recover for your physical injuries can be lengthy. Unfortunately, the time to recover from the financial damage can take even longer. Workers' Compensation benefits are intended to pay for your medical expenses, hospital bills, and other costs, and to compensate you for lost wages. Unfortunately, many people do not receive all of the benefits they are entitled to when they are hurt at work.