Leading Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Attorney
Leading Minnesota Workers’ Compensation Attorney





Mottaz & Sisk represents injured workers across Minnesota, helping employees secure the medical care, wage replacement, and benefits available under state law.
A workplace injury can disrupt your income, your health, and your future. Our attorneys step in to protect your rights, manage the claims process, and advocate for the full workers’ compensation benefits you are entitled to receive.
We handle denied claims, disputed benefits, and complex workplace injury matters with careful preparation and strategic representation. Workers’ compensation cases are handled on a contingency fee basis, meaning you do not pay attorney fees unless compensation is recovered.
Schedule a no-obligation consultation to discuss your workplace injury. We review your situation, explain your rights under Minnesota workers’ compensation law, and outline a clear plan for moving forward.
A strong claim starts with proper documentation. We gather medical records, employment information, and supporting evidence to build a well-prepared case on your behalf.
We handle required filings, communicate with insurers and employers, and address disputes over medical treatment, wage loss, or denied benefits to protect your interests.
Whether through negotiated resolution or formal proceedings, we pursue the workers’ compensation benefits available under Minnesota law so you can focus on healing and stability.

Minnesota workers’ compensation law provides benefits for medical care and lost wages after a workplace injury. However, the claims process involves strict reporting requirements and documentation standards. Taking the right steps early can help protect your eligibility for benefits and reduce the risk of delays or denials.
Report the injury to your employer as soon as possible and seek medical attention promptly. Keep records of medical treatment and notify your employer in writing when possible. Early documentation helps protect your claim.
Minnesota law includes specific notice and filing deadlines. Reporting your injury to your employer promptly is important, and formal claims must be filed within statutory time limits depending on the circumstances.
Minnesota law prohibits retaliation against employees for pursuing workers’ compensation benefits. If you believe you were treated unfairly after filing a claim, legal guidance may be appropriate.
Benefits may include medical treatment coverage, wage-loss benefits, permanent disability benefits, and vocational rehabilitation services, depending on your injury and eligibility.
Denied claims can often be challenged. Disputes may involve hearings or administrative proceedings to determine eligibility for benefits.
Contact Mottaz & Sisk today to discuss your workplace injury and learn about your options under Minnesota workers’ compensation law.