How much does an Arizona Workers’ Compensation Attorney Charge?
Aug 26, 2013
Many people who are injured while working are reluctant to retain an attorney because they believe that it would require coming up with a large amount of money. However, that is not true. Most Arizona ...
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Can an Immigrant Worker Receive Arizona Workers' Compensation Benefits?
Aug 22, 2013
Arizona law provides equal treatment for injured immigrant workers and immigration status of a worker is not a factor for Workers Compensation benefits.
A seriously injured immigrant worker who has be...
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Attendance at Arizona Workers’ Compensation Hearings and Depositions
Aug 21, 2013
As an injured worker in Arizona, attendance at your deposition and administrative hearings are necessary. It is essential that you make arrangements to attend. The credibility of your claim may be nega...
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Arizona Social Security Benefits
Aug 21, 2013
In Arizona, there are situations when a work related injury, illness, disease or physical disability may qualify for Social Security benefits, however, there are many guidelines that must be followed. ...
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Why Robert Wisniewski for representation in Workers’ Compensation Claim?
Aug 21, 2013
If you have been injured while working and you are having difficulties with your employers insurance company or if you are having difficulties understanding the Arizona Workers Compensation process, th...
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Injured Immigrant Workers Entitled to Same Rights in Arizona
Aug 21, 2013
Arizona law provides equal treatment for injured immigrant workers and immigration status of a worker is not a factor for Workers Compensation benefits. The Arizona Workers Compensation Act states ever...
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Unscheduled Injury in Arizona Workers' Compensation
Aug 19, 2013
Arizona law recognizes two types of permanent injuries: (i) scheduled; and (ii) unscheduled.
Unscheduled injuries are typically more general types of disabilities and include occupational diseases, in...
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Scheduled Injury for Arizona Workers' Compensation
Aug 19, 2013
Arizona law recognizes two types of permanent injuries: (i) scheduled; and (ii) unscheduled.
A scheduled injury includes permanent work related injuries that involve a part of the body such as the eye...
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What is the Special Fund?
Aug 14, 2013
In Arizona, the Special Fund is responsible for the processing of no insurance workers compensation claims. The Special Fund provides workers compensation benefits to injured workers whose employers ha...
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Tips for Doctors Involved in Arizona Workers' Compensation Claim
Aug 14, 2013
Begin Claim Process - It is in the interest of a first health provider to begin the claim process by filing the Worker and Physicians Report of Industrial Injury with the Industrial Commission of Ariz...
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