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David H. Bailly Ltd. | Focusing Exclusively On Workers' Compensation
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  • 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
      • Occupational Illnesses And Toxic Exposure
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Advocating For Workers’ Compensation For Remote And Telecommuting Employees

If you are a remote or telecommuting employee in Minnesota, you may be eligible for workers’ compensation benefits if you get injured while working from home. At David H. Bailly, Ltd., in Eden Prairie, its lawyer can guide you through the process of filing a telecommuting workers’ compensation claim. He can help you navigate work-from-home injury coverage, remote work accident claims, home office workers’ compensation, virtual employee injury benefits, telecommuter injury liability and remote workplace safety.

With more than 40 years of experience, attorney Bailly has focused exclusively on workers’ compensation claims since his admission to the bar in 1984. He provides clients with the support and guidance they need to manage the complexities of work-related travel, work breaks at home, personal comfort doctrine and remote injury reporting.

Common Causes Of Work-Related Injuries At Home

Many remote and telecommuting employees are surprised to learn that workers’ compensation coverage extends to their home office setup. In a personal residence workspace, there may be home hazards or it may not be an ergonomic workstation, causing remote employees to suffer work-related injuries at home.

Some common covered remote work scenarios include:

  • Tripping or falling while moving around your home office to retrieve work materials during work hours
  • Developing repetitive stress injuries from improper ergonomics in your designated work area
  • Suffering injuries while setting up or maintaining your home office equipment for work purposes
  • Experiencing musculoskeletal disorders from prolonged sitting or standing in your designated work area while working from home
  • Suffering from repetitive strain injuries due to the poor ergonomic setup of your personal residence workspace

When filing a remote work injury claim, you may face unique challenges, such as proving the injury occurred during work hours and establishing that the injury was work-related rather than personal.

To build a strong claim, it is critical to seek medical attention and report the injury to your employer. It is also crucial to document the time and circumstances of the injury, take photos of the area where the injury occurred and keep records of all communications with your employer.

Seek Trusted Guidance For Your Remote Work Injury Claim

It is vital to seek guidance from a seasoned attorney when going through the complex workers’ compensation claims process. Mr. Bailly can help you understand your rights as a remote employee and ensure you maximize the benefits you pursue. Contact his firm at 952-232-1053 or complete his online form to schedule a free consultation and learn how to fight for the compensation you need.

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
  • Do I Have Other Claims?
  • What A Workers’ Comp Attorney Can Do For You

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