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Harlan J Crossman

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Overview

Practice Areas

100% Workers Compensation
53 years

Fees and Payment Types

Fees

Contingent (25%-35%)

Contact Information

Crossman Law Offices

3030 North Central

Suite #801

Phoenix, AZ 85012

Office: 602-248-0380
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English

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Peer Endorsements	Endorsements 2 endorsements Lawyers: Endorse this lawyer I endorse this lawyer's practice. Endorsement from lawyer: Shawn Stone , Phoenix (AZ), Over 1 year ago I would highly recommend Harlan for any Worker's Comp issues. If you've been injured on the job, Harlan is the attorney best suited to represent you... more Endorsement from lawyer: Geoffrey Fish , Phoenix (AZ), Over 1 year ago

Résumé

License

44 years since Harlan J Crossman was first licensed to practice law.

State	License status	Year acquired	Last updated by Avvo
Arizona	Active	1968	07/10/2008

We have not found any instances of professional misconduct for this lawyer.

Work Experience

Position	Duration
Senior Partner at Crossman Law Offices	1972–present
Adjunct Professor of Workers' Compensation at Arizona State University	1985–1987

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Education

School	Major	Degree	Graduated
University of New Mexico	Economics and History	Bachelor of Arts	1962
U OF NM		law

Associations

Position	Association Name	Duration
Attorney	State Bar of Arizona	1969-present
Member at Large	Arizona Association of Lawyers for Injured Workers

Portfolio

Publications

Article	Publication	Date
Has Compsenability of Mental Injuries Changed?	Arizona Attorney	1990
Inroads Into the Exclusivity Provisions of the Workers' Comp Act.	Arizona Bar Journal	1988

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Speaking Engagements

Presentation Name	Conference	Date
Recent Caselaw Decisions	Industrial Commission Seminar	1998
Candor Toward the Tribunal	Arizona State Bar Workers' Comp. Seminar	1992

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