Minnesota Department of Labor

Office of Administrative Hearing Resources MN

The Minnesota Department of Labor & Industry serves as an impartial regulator for injured workers and their employer in Minnesota.

Minnesota Department of Labor and Industry Workers’ Compensation Hotline:

Twin Cities and Southern Minnesota: (651) 284-5005 or 1-800-342-5354

Duluth and Northern Minnesota:       (218) 733-7810 or 1-800365-4584

The Department of Labor can assist injured workers with the following issues:

  • types of benefits
  • benefit amounts
  • late payments
  • when benefits start
  • when benefits stop
  • medical bills
  • permanent partial disability
  • resolving disputes
  • changing doctors
  • rehabilitation assistance

If you have suffered a workplace injury and have questions we offer a free consultation to help answer any questions you may have regarding your workers’ compensation claim.

Simply complete our free consultation form online or call us at 612-370-1511 or toll free at 888-343-5375. One of our Minnesota work accident lawyers will contact you to discuss your claim and answer your questions free of charge.

Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings

The workers’ compensation division of the Minnesota Office of Administrative Hearings (OAH) provides a hearing and settlement division to assist in resolving worker compensation disputes and cases.

Telephone:   (651) 361-7900 

TTY:             (651) 361-7878

Saint Paul

600 North Robert Street

Saint Paul, MN 55101

Duluth

320 W. Second Street

Suite 174

Duluth, MN 55802

If you’ve been injured on the job and are having a dispute with your employer or workers’ compensation insurance company let the Minnesota work accident attorneys of Fields Law Firm help protect your rights. We represent employees with their workers compensation claims throughout Minnesota.


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