When You Have an Accident at Work When you have an accident at work and are injured, the first thing you think about is how to stop the pain and how to get medical help fast. Hopefully, one of your fellow workers, or the manager, has...
Stay Up to Date on the Latest News for Dealing with COVID-19 Yes, it is another article about COVID-19. There is always something new in the news regarding COVID-19, how many people have had the virus, how many have died from it, and which version is...
Fill Out Your Workers’ Compensation Claim Form If you are injured on the job, fill out your workers’ compensation claim form with all the information the form asks of you. Before filing it online, call an Arizona Workers’ Compensation attorney and have the attorney review all...
When the Worst Moment Happens at Work No one likes to talk about what happens when someone dies while at work. Yet, this is a very important conversation that all families must have to ensure protection is in place if the worst happens. It all starts...
Arizona’s Liability Law: A.R.S. Title 23. Labor § 23-1023 Not all jobs take place on the employer’s worksite. Some businesses require that employees go to another site to do their work, such as window washers, or a construction site of another employer. Some situations require that...
Traffic or transportation accidents are the most common injuries that any company faces, as there are numerous factors that can go wrong, no matter how many precautions are taken. The general rule when a transportation accident occurs, and a worker is injured, the employer is...
Do Medications Cost More Each Year? No big secret here that everything in our lives is costing us more each year. For those who are injured on the job, medicine, and medical services (not all) cost more each year, especially when insurance industries change the rules....
Denied Claims and Financial Stability In 2019, 6,000 workers’ compensation claims were denied out of 90,000 claims filed in Arizona, according to a report on Arizona Central. So how do people stay financially stable when they have been injured on the job, but their workers’ compensation...
Yes, Arizona’s workers’ compensation insurance does pay for knee injuries that occur on the job. While one might focus more on feet, ankles, and legs, your knees are a vital part of stabilizing your balance while walking, climbing stairs, and more. If you have a knee injury...
A recent story out of Kansas City, Missouri, calls into question as to when family members are considered dependents and when they are not. It is a disturbing situation because the deceased worker “should” have established that his family members were dependents when settling a...
