Double insurance Workman Comp claim and private insurance Geico ?

There are a lot of moving parts when you start negotiating with the workers compensation carrier. Your lawyer may have great leverage against them...

Is it possible to reopen a workman’s comp case from 2001?

It sounds like you may be able to obtain more benefits on your claim. The only way to give you a clear answer is to review your file at the...

Claim was denied. Waited for almost two months for lawyer to not take case but referred me to someone. Is this good or bad?

The fact that a lawyer did not take your case only means the lawyer was too busy or there was not enough damages to justify a contingent fee...

Can you sue your employer insurance company in the state of Arizona if they fail to pay your workman company medical bills?

If you have an accepted workers compensation claim, you can file a Request for Hearing under ARS 23-1061(J) and request that the judge order the...

I was attacked by a pit bull while visiting a friend. My finger was fractured during the attack can I sue the homeowners ins.

Dog bites have strict liability by statute in Arizona as long as you file within the one year statute of limitations. You need to see a lawyer soon...

Should I have a say in weather or not I pay my Attorney ?

Your lawyer can provide you another copy of your fee agreement. It sounds like the lawyer took the case on a contingency and is therefore entitled...

To collect your workers compensation indemnity benefits you need to contact the claims adjuster on your workers compensation claim. Workers...

Is a attorney obligated to tell me about ars 23 1069. ?

The statute only applies if you have terminated your attorney and there is a fee application. If your attorney has ongoing representation then...

If you have a workers comp case can you ask for the medical records to go back only 5 or 6 years versus 9 years and can you a ?

Typically past medical records can be limited to 5 years and to the relevant body parts. However, this limitation becomes fact specific and will...

A 7% PPD for a spinal injury is unscheduled pursuant to ARS 23-1044. As such, the permanent award is calculated as a loss of earning capacity. ...