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Experienced
Aggressive
Representation

A Former Insurance Defense Attorney Putting That Experience To Work For Injured Workers

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Experienced
Aggressive
Representation

A Former Insurance Defense Attorney Putting That Experience To Work For Injured Workers

Defending Your Rights In Workers’ Compensation Claims

When you are hurt on the job, you may be entitled to receive workers’ compensation benefits.

Minnesota laws protect you after repetitive motion injuries or an accident at work. These laws require employers to provide wage replacement and medical care to employees — but sometimes employers and their insurance companies refuse to pay the benefits they are supposed to.

When employers and insurance companies deny these claims, it is the employees and their families that suffer. When you need skilled representation to get the benefits you deserve, I can help. From law offices in Coon Rapids, I represent injured workers throughout the Twin Cities and beyond.

Over 30 Years Of Experience Helping Injured Minnesota Workers And Individuals

Construction Injuries

Nurse And Nurse Aides

Independent Medical
Examination (IME)

Denied Medical Bills And
Denied Wage Loss Benefits

QUALIFIED REHABILITATION COUNSULTANTS (QRCs)

Knee Injuries

Neck And Back Injuries

Shoulder Injuries

Repetitive Motion Injuries

Do I Have A Workers’ Comp Claim?

Helping Injured Workers Get The Benefits They Deserve

I am Anoka County workers’ compensation attorney David M. Bialke. I grew up in northern Minnesota. As a person from a hard-working family, I can relate to the struggles that many workers go through.

I have personally done construction work, so I understand the trades, what the tradespeople do, and how the body can take a beating on the job.

I Represent Injured Workers In The Twin Cities And Throughout Minnesota.

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