Updated on July 15, 2020 Due to the coronavirus pandemic, the Industrial Commission of Arizona has been holding hearings via video conferencing using
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 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’
Different Disability Stages in Arizona Workers’ Compensation Claims
If you’ve been injured on the job, you should know that Arizona recognizes three stages in an accepted workers' compensation claim: Temporary
Understanding the Use of Social Media and Videotape Surveillance
For years, it has been standard practice of insurance companies and their lawyers to videotape an injured worker or put them under surveillance during
What We Expect of a Potential Client During the Initial Interview
During the initial consultation, both the prospective client and the lawyer are sizing each up. We like to think of it as a first date, and whether
Monthly Wage, Temporary Total Disability and Temporary Partial Disability Benefits
When a worker sustains a compensable injury that results in lost time or lost earnings from work, the worker is entitled to temporary total disability
Is Horseplay At Work Covered By Arizona Workers’ Compensation?
Horseplay isn't an unusual activity at work. At times, it can even be beneficial for employees to engage in some play, which creates a