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Workers’ compensation is required in Arizona. Under the law, almost all employers must either purchase a workers’ compensation policy or prove that they are self-insured. But what happens if you are an injured worker and you find out your employer didn’t buy a policy? Or what happens if they had a policy but let coverage...
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Remote work was all the rage during the COVID lockdowns because it promoted social distancing. Since emerging from the pandemic, many companies continue to offer remote work as an option because there are sensible reasons for doing so. The ability to work from home is attractive to many people, especially young parents who want to...
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According to data cited by the National Institutes of Health (NIH), approximately 6.7 million Americans seek professional medical attention for knee injuries each year. A significant number of knee injuries are linked to the workplace. This raises an important question: How much is a workers’ comp knee injury settlement? The answer depends on a wide...
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A Guide to How to Calculate Arizona Workers’ Comp Wage Loss Benefits Were you hurt on the job in Arizona? A serious workplace injury or illness can put a serious financial strain on your family—especially so if you are forced to miss a significant amount of time for your medical care and need to file...
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At Snow Carpio & Weekley, we help injured workers access workers’ compensation benefits in Arizona. Our clients are injured in some of the most dangerous industries, such as transportation and construction, while others are hurt at desk jobs. Regardless of how they are injured, many are fearful of being unable to pay their bills when...
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