A workers' compensation suit can be a very serious legal matter for an employer. This can range from a small business to the government of Arizona. Different industries have different standards for their employees. If someone gets into a work accident, they may be...
How is an occupational disease defined?
When people are injured at work in the state of Arizona, workers' compensation can help pay for expenses when a person is not able to work. Some injuries happen because of single accidents like falls or heavy machinery failing. On the other hand, chronic diseases may...
What are the “fatal four” of construction accidents?
Construction accidents can turn very serious very quickly. Workers in Arizona who are dealing with heavy equipment, deadlines and a fast-paced environment may have accidents that can range anywhere from minor to major. Minor injuries may involve scrapes and bruises,...
Why a worker’s report of injury is important
There are a variety of people in Arizona who work in different fields that have varying levels of risk for getting an injury at the workplace. An injury at work is a very serious problem that could have both healthcare and financial implications. If you or someone...
Hurt on the job
Thousands of injured worker's file claims in Arizona every year. Many claims are denied for various reasons. It is essential to report your injury to a supervisor immediately. You must see a doctor and give a good history of how you were injured. You should follow...
What is occupational cancer?
There are many questions about the occupational diseases that can harm Arizona's workers. Unfortunately, individuals can be exposed to a variety of dangers, many times without even knowing it. Occupational diseases typically develop dependent upon what a worker is...
