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David H. Bailly Ltd. | Focusing Exclusively On Workers' Compensation
  • Home
  • About
    • David H. Bailly
    • Client Testimonials
  • Practice Areas
    • Workers’ Compensation Claims
      • Calculating Your Workers’ Compensation Benefits
      • Workers’ Compensation Process
      • Steps To Take After A Workplace Injury
      • Do I Have A Work Comp Claim?
      • Who Will Pay My Medical Bills?
      • Do I Get Paid For Lost Time?
      • Lump Sum Settlements
      • Third – Party Liability Claims
      • When Can I Expect A Workers’ Comp Settlement?
      • Workers’ Comp For Remote And Telecommuter Employees
    • Claim Denial Or Discontinued Benefits
      • What If My Claim Is Denied?
      • What Are IMEs And QRCs?
      • What If I Have To Change Careers?
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      • Types Of Workplace Injuries
      • Day-To-Day Repetitive Trauma Injuries
      • Low Back And Spinal Injuries
      • Pre-Existing Conditions
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Experienced Workers’ Compensation Lawyer In Eden Prairie And Twin Cities

If you have been injured at work and have made an attempt to navigate the workers’ compensation claims process on your own, then you’ll know that it is extremely complicated. There are many ways to make simple mistakes that could hinder you from obtaining the benefits you need, and no one in the system is really there to help you or advocate for your needs.

At David H. Bailly, Ltd., Attorney David H. Bailly has been providing skilled representation for clients throughout Minnesota and western Wisconsin for over 40 years. With his experience and thorough knowledge of the complex legal landscape, he can carefully guide you through the path of obtaining your workers’ compensation benefits.

Let Attorney David Bailly be your legal ally. To discuss your situation in full confidentiality, book a free consultation with him today.

Types Of Work Injuries We Handle

Attorney Bailly’s law firm is 100% focused on workers’ compensation. Since his bar admission in 1984, he has handled over 3,500 workers’ comp claims for individuals across Minnesota and western Wisconsin. He can help you file a claim for various types of work injuries, including:

  • Repetitive stress injuries
  • Machinery and equipment injuries
  • Occupational diseases and exposure
  • Slip-and-fall injuries
  • Spinal cord injuries
  • Construction site accidents
  • Factory accidents

Because of his attention to detail, Attorney Bailly makes sure nothing gets missed, so if there is workers’ compensation available to you, he will make sure you get it, even if it means appealing or disputing your denied claim.

What Benefits Can You Recover After a Work Injury

Depending on the severity of your injury or illness and how it affects your ability to work, you may recover several types of Minnesota workers’ comp benefits, including:

  • Medical benefits: This coverage is provided for reasonable medical treatment such as doctor visits, surgery, prescriptions, physical therapy and mileage to medical appointment.
  • Temporary partial disability: Partial wage-loss benefits you can receive if you can return to work but earn less because of your injury.
  • Temporary total disability: Wage-loss benefits that are available if your injury keeps you completely off work for a period of time while you recover.
  • Permanent partial disability: This is compensation for lasting impairment or loss of function caused by the injury, even if you return to work.
  • Permanent total disability: You can get these ongoing benefits if the injury leaves you unable to work at all in the long term.
  • Vocational rehabilitation: This may include job training or other assistance if you cannot return to your old job because of the injury.
  • Dependency benefits: If a work injury results in death, eligible surviving family members may receive death benefits, including wage replacement and funeral-related benefits.

Learning about the available workers’ comp benefits and acting promptly can help protect your rights, health and financial interests.

Minnesota’s Deadlines Are Strict – Act Before You Lose Your Right To Benefits

Minnesota’s legal deadlines are strict and missing them can put your right to benefits at risk. After your accident, you need to report your injury to your employer within 14 days. Going over this two-week window may lead to disputes or delays.

You also have three years from the day you got injured to file your workers’ compensation claim, and waiting too long can jeopardize your right to receive medical care and other benefits. Because exceptions and special rules may apply, it is best to take action as soon as possible after a workplace accident.

Representing Injured Workers Across Eden Prairie, The Twin Cities And Western Wisconsin

David H. Bailly, Ltd. serves injured workers throughout Eden Prairie, Minneapolis, St. Paul, Bloomington, Edina, Minnetonka, Brooklyn Park, Plymouth, and surrounding Twin Cities communities, as well as across Hennepin, Ramsey, Dakota, Anoka, Scott and Washington counties. Attorney David Bailly also assists clients in western Wisconsin, including workers in nearby border communities and surrounding areas.

Call Today For A Free Consultation

Your health should be your top priority. If you’ve been injured at work, Attorney David H. Bailly can help. To start your path to recovery, email his firm or contact 952-232-1053 today to schedule your free initial consultation.

Practice Areas

  • Workers’ Compensation Claims
    • Calculating Your Workers’ Compensation Benefits
    • Workers’ Compensation Process
    • Steps To Take After A Workplace Injury
    • Do I Have A Work Comp Claim?
    • Who Will Pay My Medical Bills?
    • Do I Get Paid For Lost Time?
    • Lump Sum Settlements
    • Third – Party Liability Claims
    • When Can I Expect A Workers’ Comp Settlement?
    • Workers’ Comp For Remote And Telecommuter Employees
  • Claim Denial Or Discontinued Benefits
    • What If My Claim Is Denied?
    • What Are IMEs And QRCs?
    • What If I Have To Change Careers?
  • Workplace Injuries
    • Types Of Workplace Injuries
    • Day-To-Day Repetitive Trauma Injuries
    • Low Back And Spinal Injuries
    • Pre-Existing Conditions
    • Occupational Illnesses And Toxic Exposure
  • What A Workers’ Comp Attorney Can Do For You
  • Do I Have Other Claims?

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