Updated on July 15, 2020 Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Industrial Commission of Arizona has been holding hearings via video conferencing using
What You Need to Know About COVID-19 and Workers’ Compensation in Arizona
In March 2020, 7710 Insurance — the only national insurance carrier dedicated solely to providing workers’ compensation for fire and emergency
Our Law Firm’s COVID-19 Response Plan
Here at the Law Offices of Robert E. Wisniewski, we have implemented a COVID-19 response plan in order to avoid putting our employees and clients at
Can Workers’ Comp Insurance Companies Spy on You?
Insurance companies often will obtain surveillance of injured workers. It surprises many people to learn that the insurance company is legally
How Much Can You Be Compensated for a Work-Related Head & Face Injury?
When people think of workers' compensation injuries, they tend to think of workers injuring their back because of heaving lifting or breaking a bone
What Our Arizona Workers’ Compensation Law Firm Expects From Every Client
When we meet with prospective clients for the first time, one question we often get asked is: What now? What’s next? It’s understandable that you
What To Expect From Your Arizona Workers’ Comp Lawyer
After you’ve signed the necessary legal documents to retain a lawyer or law firm to handle your workers’ compensation case, the #1 mission of the firm
What is a Deposition
(and How to Prepare for One)?
The deposition is one of the most important events in a worker's compensation case. If you’ve never been deposed before, you’re likely nervous about
What To Expect During the Workers’ Compensation Hearing Process
In Arizona, an injured worker can request a hearing before an administrative law judge if the insurance company has denied your case or workers’