Phoenix, AZ
Workers compensation Lawyer at Phoenix, AZ
Practice Areas: Workers Compensation
SIGNING A MEDICAL AUTHORIZATION When you initially get hurt, the work comp insurance company or their lawyer will probably ask you to sign a medical authorization. If you read it, it can be overwhel...
See Full GuidePain And Suffering Let's start with pure suffering. The short answer is that worker's comp. does not pay you for suffering. Meaning, they do not pay you for losing your house, for losing your job, ...
See Full GuideWho Decides What An Independent Contractor Is? Many times people call me and tell me that their employer told them that they were an independent contractor and therefore not entitled to worker’s comp...
See Full GuideI've Been Categorized As TPD; What Does That Mean? WHAT IS TTD? Arizona workman’s comp law has some rather funny terms. They are usually shortened versions of what the real word is. TTD stands f...
See Full GuideNEVER GOING BACK TO MY OLD JOB If you were hurt at work in Arizona and a doctor has now told you that you have been permanently disabled, you may be entitled to worker's compensation. The question w...
See Full GuidePain and Suffering in Arizona Worker's Comp. Unfortunately, an worker hurt in Arizona does not get paid for pain and suffering. The way the system is set up is to pay people for their actual lost wa...
See Full GuideScheduled Injury If you are left with a scheduled injury (an injury to certain parts of the body listed in the Arizona Worker's Comp. Statute) then your only option is to see if the Special Fund of t...
See Full GuideLife-Time Monthly Checks If your spouse was killed on the job, or if you are a child under the age of 18, you may be entitled to Arizona Worker's Comp. Dependent's Benefits. You must be able to prov...
See Full GuideDoes Arizona Work Comp. Law Require I Go To An IME? Yes, you are required to go to an IME. If you fail to go, or miss the appointment, your benefits could be stopped. In Arizona Work Comp. Law, an ...
See Full GuideWhat Is That? The Arizona Worker's Comp. Hearing is the same as a trial. It is your day in court. This is when you will testify. Any non-doctor witnesses you have will testify. Further hearings wil...
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