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09 May What is the “Mini-COBRA” Statute A.R.S. § 20-2330?

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Overview of A.R.S. § 20-2330 Here is a brief overview of what the new 2019 Mini-COBRA Law (A.R.S. § 20-2330) provides to small business employers who have up to 20 working employees in a given year. COBRA stands for the federal Consolidated Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act,...

17 Apr Understanding the Opioid Issue with Worker’s Compensation

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Addiction to drugs, particularly pain-killer drugs known as opioids, has become a big issue nationwide in the last few years. Some of the common prescription opioids are Oxycodone, also called Oxycontin, Percodan, or Percocet; Hydrocodone, also called Vicodin, Lortab, Lorcet, Norco, or Zohydro; Morphine, Fentanyl,...

14 Mar Evidence of Pain and Suffering for Your Settlement

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Significant injuries sustained on the job can cause many problems, particularly if you will not be able to work at any other job again. Such injuries could include the loss of a leg, feet, hands, or severe head injuries that lead to larger brain disturbances. The...

05 Mar Coping with Employer’s Insurance Company Doctors

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When you are injured on the job and file a claim with your employer, you will be set up with an evaluation appointment by the workers’ compensation doctor, agreed upon by the company’s insurance group. During the evaluation, the doctor will use a checklist that...

14 Feb Can a Workers’ Compensation Claim in Arizona be Denied?

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If you were injured while on the job, chances are good that your claim will go through, regardless of who caused your injury at work. Your employer’s insurance company must review and accept or deny your claim within 21 days after receiving official notification from...

03 Jan How A Worker’s Compensation Attorney Can Help You

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You Were Injured at Work It finally happened. You were at work and while doing your job, you had an accident that has laid you off. You should notify management at once that you had an injury, even if, for now, you do not feel the...

19 Oct Common Reasons for Workers’ Compensation Claim Denials

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If you’ve been injured at work, it’s imperative that you seek the guidance of an experienced Arizona workers’ compensation attorney. Not only can an experienced attorney guide you through the workers’ compensation process, but he or she will be able to assist you if your...

22 Apr When Are Injuries Sufficient To Qualify For Workers Compensation?

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Getting an injury that prevents you from effectively working and earning a living is not something that anyone wishes for. Despite this, when you get an injury that prevents you from work, you can effectively make use of the workers’ compensation claim to get treatment...

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workers compensation claim Tag

09 May What is the “Mini-COBRA” Statute A.R.S. § 20-2330?

17 Apr Understanding the Opioid Issue with Worker’s Compensation

14 Mar Evidence of Pain and Suffering for Your Settlement

05 Mar Coping with Employer’s Insurance Company Doctors

14 Feb Can a Workers’ Compensation Claim in Arizona be Denied?

03 Jan How A Worker’s Compensation Attorney Can Help You

19 Oct Common Reasons for Workers’ Compensation Claim Denials

22 Apr When Are Injuries Sufficient To Qualify For Workers Compensation?