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Firefighter Suffers Serious Head Injury On the Job in Phoenix

According to a report from WTAR News 92.3, a firefighter in Phoenix suffered a serious head injury while battling an active blaze. The fire department and other first responders were called out to a fire at a commercial strip center near the intersection of McDowell Road and 33rd Avenue. Falling debris from the structure that...

The Complete Guide to Arizona Workers’ Compensation: Your Rights, Benefits, and How to Navigate the Claims Process in 2025

Getting injured at work can be overwhelming, frightening, and financially devastating. In the midst of dealing with pain, medical appointments, and uncertainty about your future, the last thing you want to worry about is navigating a complex legal system. However, understanding your workers’ compensation rights in Arizona isn’t just important—it’s essential for protecting your financial...

Arizona Workplace Injury Statistics 2025: What Every Worker Needs to Know About Rising Risks and Your Rights

Arizona’s workplace landscape is changing rapidly, and with it, the risks that workers face every day. Recent data from the Bureau of Labor Statistics reveals concerning trends that every Arizona worker should understand, especially as climate change, aging infrastructure, and evolving work environments create new challenges for workplace safety. If you’ve been injured on the...

Worker Rescued By Crane After Construction Accident in Tempe, Arizona

According to a report from 12 News, a worker was rescued after suffering an injury in a construction accident in Tempe. A crane was used to rescue the worker who was trapped on a high floor in a building. Thankfully, his injuries are not life-threatening. It was not immediately clear why the wall fell. The...

With Summer Coming, a Look at Phoenix’s Heat Safety Ordinance for City Contracted Outdoor Workers

The National Weather Service (NWS) reports that the average high temperature in July in Phoenix is nearly 106 degrees. With the summer season approaching fast, it is crucial that all employees who work outdoors are properly prepared for the risk. They should always be supported and protected by their employer. Notably, Phoenix now has outdoor...