Workers’ Comp for Nursing Home or Assisted Living Employees

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You spend your shifts caring for the most vulnerable members of our community, often putting their physical needs above your own comfort. Whether you are a nurse, a certified nursing assistant (CNA), or a personal care assistant (PCA), you likely come home with an aching back and a mind full of worry about the physical toll of your job....

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Can Voluntary Intoxication Be a Defense in Minnesota Criminal Sexual Conduct Cases?

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Facing an accusation of criminal sexual conduct is a life-changing event that can make you feel isolated and overwhelmed. You might feel a heavy weight of uncertainty as you think about how a single night of drinking or drug use could result in a permanent criminal record and a lifetime of registration requirements. It’s natural to feel like the...

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Understanding Open Carry vs. Concealed Carry Laws in Minnesota

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The right to bear arms is a fundamental aspect of our culture and legal framework in the United States. However, firearm regulations, like many laws, vary widely from state to state. For Minnesota residents who want to exercise their Second Amendment right, navigating the state’s gun laws can feel like being stuck in a corn maze. A common question...

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Understanding Workers’ Comp Neck Injury/Neck Fusion Settlements in Minnesota (MN)

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Key Takeaways Neck injuries are common in workplace accidents and can result from lifting, falls, repetitive stress, or vehicle collisions. Workers’ comp settlements for neck injuries vary widely based on severity, required treatment, and long-term impairment. Insurance companies often undervalue neck injuries, making it crucial to work with an attorney to pursue full compensation. When you suffer a neck...

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What to Look for in a Private Criminal Defense Attorney?

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If you are accused of a crime, it is always best to hire a private criminal defense attorney. Most likely, the right attorney will be different from the one that drafted your will or closed on your house. You want to choose an attorney who is knowledgeable and experienced in criminal defense.  If you are in need of a...

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Minnesota Knife Laws: Everything You Need to Stay Safe

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Were you recently charged with a weapons offense? Knives are a popular means of self-defense, and perhaps you thought the knife you were carrying was legal but are facing a weapons charge. Or you are simply trying to educate yourself on Minnesota knife laws, including the different types of knives and their legality in the state. No matter your...

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What Happens if You Fail a Drug Test for Workers’ Comp?

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There are several situations where an employer might require a drug test, including after a workplace accident. If you’ve been asked to take a workers’ comp drug test following a work-related accident and are wondering, Can you get fired for failing a drug test? Contact Arechigo & Stokka for guidance. If you suffered an injury at work, you are...

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Can You Get Workers’ Comp for Mental Injury or Stress in MN?

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When most people think of workers’ compensation, they think of physical injuries like broken bones or back problems. But what about mental health conditions caused by work stress, trauma, or burnout? If you’re asking whether workers’ comp for stress in MN is possible, the answer is more complex than a simple yes or no. Minnesota law does allow workers’...

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How to Choose a Good Minnesota DWI Lawyer

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Experienced Minnesota DWI Lawyer If you have been arrested and charged with a Minnesota DWI, you want to make sure you retain an experienced Minnesota DWI lawyer.   Not only are you facing criminal charges for suspicion of DWI, but you will also face a number of collateral issues such as the loss of your driver’s license, possible impoundment...

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Marijuana, THC Oil, and Hemp: Here Is What Is Legal in Minnesota

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As of August 1, 2023, recreational cannabis use and possession are legal for adults aged 21 and older in Minnesota. This significant change aligns state law with a growing movement across the country. However, it remains important to note that marijuana is still classified as a controlled substance under federal law. In Minnesota, the law now permits the production...

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