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You may have heard that it is difficult to get workers’ compensation — that many claims are denied, or that the benefits are not enough to cover lost wages and medical expenses. But each case is different, so the best way to find out if you have a valid claim is to ask. At Crossman Law Offices, P.C., workers’ comp is all we do. Contact the best workers’ compensation attorneys in Phoenix for a free consultation: We’re here to offer knowledgeable answers to your questions.
Workers’ compensation is a no-fault system. That means that even if an error on your part contributed to your injury, you can still apply for benefits. If your injury occurred on the job or because of the job, or if your work activities made a pre-existing condition worse, you may have a claim. It is important not to take “no” for an answer if you believe your claim is valid.
You may have grounds for appeal if:
We have decades of experience helping injured workers. We’ll listen carefully to your story and tell you honestly whether you have a case.
The sooner you seek legal help, the more we can do to help you. Many of our clients miss opportunities because they didn’t read or understand the notices they received from their insurance company. We charge no fees upfront, so you don’t need to wait until you can afford legal help. We have provided an easy-to-follow step-by-step flow chart illustrating What Happens When You File a Workers Compensation Claim.
In certain circumstances, it may be possible to reopen your case. If you believe you were treated unfairly, or are not receiving the benefits you should, our experienced attorneys can help. We have even helped contract workers receive benefits, in cases where they were really employees in the eyes of the law.
Read more on What to do After a Work Injury.
In Phoenix Arizona, unless you rejected your right to worker’s comp before your injury, or in a few other narrow cases, workers’ must rely on a Phoenix work injury lawyer — you cannot sue your employer, even if the accident was caused by negligence or failure to adhere to safety regulations. Some workers find this frustrating, but in most cases, everyone benefits by removing questions of “fault” from the equation. Instead of your case being heard in front of the county judge, it will be heard in front of the Industrial Commission of Arizona.
Unfortunately, the insurance company claims adjuster is not on your side. He or she will not explain all possible outcomes or offer alternative options, and certainly will not tell you what the maximum amount your case is worth.
When you need strong advocates on your side, call Crossman Law Offices, P.C., at (602) 248-0380. You can also contact us by arranging a free consultation to learn more about how we can help you.