Brunner v. Post Consumer Brands Piggybacks on Johnson v. Concrete Treatments re: Employee’s Right to Assert Direct Claims for Medical Expenses
The Minnesota Supreme Court recently held in Brunner v. Post Consumer Brands that an injured employee retains the right to assert a direct claim for medical expenses under the Workers’ Compensation Act—even where those expenses were initially paid by a health insurer who failed to timely intervene. No. A25-0225 (Minn. Aug. 2025). The Court further […]