Workers’ Compensation

There are times when you can reopen a workers' compensation case even though it has already been settled. For example, your condition may change and the effects of your workplace injury or illness may worsen over time. If you wish to reopen your workers' compensation case, contact the Phoenix workers'...

Construction work zones are common sites on roadways, highways and interstates throughout the U.S. However, these sites place construction workers at risk of suffering a serious injury or death in the event of a car accident. When this occurs, construction workers may have several legal options to obtain compensation for...

Workers' compensation is a no-fault insurance system that provides compensation for lost wages and medical treatment to workers who are injured on the job. However, Arizona has specific rules regarding which workers are covered by workers' compensation insurance. If you are injured in a work-related accident, it is important to...

Choosing a doctor to treat your workplace injury or illness is an important decision that may impact your physical recovery and workers' compensation benefits. In Arizona, most employees have the right to seek medical treatment from a health care provider of their choosing after suffering a work-related injury. However, your...

Hazards in the workplace can lead to the development of occupational diseases that impact a person's everyday life and ability to work. If an employee develops an injury or disease because of conditions found in his or her work environment, the employee may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits. If...

When injuries occur on the job, an injured employee may be able to receive workers' compensation benefits. This includes injuries resulting from car accidents. However, navigating this type of workers' compensation claim can be complicated as there are only certain situations in which a car accident will be covered by...

Many injured workers depend on the benefits from their employers' workers' compensation insurance to pay for costly medical treatment and compensation for the wages they lost from missing work. Unfortunately, obtaining these benefits is not always easy. If your workers' compensation claim was denied, or you did not receive the...

If your workers' compensation claim was denied, you must appeal the decision to receive the benefits you need. Unfortunately, the appeals process can be complicated and difficult to navigate on your own. Having an experienced Phoenix workers' compensation attorney by your side can help ease the burden on your shoulders....

Workers' compensation is a no-fault benefits program that compensates employees for medical expenses and lost wages resulting from a workplace injury or illness. Although Arizona law requires most employers to carry workers' compensation insurance, many claims are often denied. This guide will explain the process of filing a workers' compensation...

Workplace injuries can be expensive for an injured employee, who may face costly medical expenses and suffer financially from lost wages due to his or her condition. The starting point for when workers' compensation benefits are provided is often unique to the claim and can depend on several factors. If...