Truck and Delivery Drivers

About the Role

At the Law Office of Joshua Borken in St. Paul, we take the time to carefully review your situation, guide you through the process step by step, and build a strong case.

Qualifications

You qualify for workers' compensation benefits as a truck driver if:

• You were hired in Minnesota, even if the injury happened in another state
• You receive paychecks from a Minnesota-based trucking company
• You take work orders from a Minnesota office

What to Expect

After reviewing your case, Josh and his team will give you an honest assessment and clear advice on your next steps. This may mean filing a new claim or challenging a previously denied claim. Our ultimate goal is to secure the full benefits you deserve so you can recover, regain financial stability, and return to work when you're ready.

Compensation Overview

If you were injured while working as a truck driver, you may be entitled to workers' compensation, even if you weren't behind the wheel at the time. Accidents can happen while strapping down a load, refueling, or checking cargo. What matters is that the injury occurred while you were on the clock.

Important Documentation

To build a strong claim, important details need to be documented:

• How the accident happened
• Why it happened
• Whether witnesses were present
• How quickly you sought medical treatment

Medical records also play a key role. They show not only the injury but also your prognosis, which helps determine whether your benefits should be short-term or long-term.

Why Choose Josh Borken

With Josh Borken, you have an experienced workers' comp lawyer on your side, who is willing to fight for your rights and your full workers' comp benefits.