Workers’ Compensation in Mohave County, AZ
Brian Weekley, with over 25 years of experience in Arizona Workers’ Compensation law, is a former resident of Bullhead City. He lived and practiced workers’ compensation law in Bullhead City from 1990 to 1998.
From his base in Bullhead City, Brian handled cases throughout Mohave County. He then relocated to Phoenix, where he continued practicing with a focus on Mohave County. He has handled a large number of cases in Bullhead City and Mohave County from 1990 through the present time and is familiar with the local medical and legal community. While in Bullhead City, Brian was the only full-time workers’ compensation attorney who was certified as a specialist by the State Bar of Arizona.
With hundreds of Mohave County cases under his belt, Brian is familiar with the local landscape. He travels to Mohave County on a regular basis and meets personally with clients in Bullhead City, Parker, Lake Havasu City, and Kingman.
Mohave County Workers’ Compensation Lawyers
If you have suffered a work-related injury, you might probably be assessing the need to hire a workers’ compensation lawyer. Mainly because workers’ compensation is an administrative process that is unlikely to go to court. While this may have some truth in it, workers’ compensation actually follows a complex set of procedures and rules. Hiring our Mohave County Workers’ Compensation Lawyers enables you to easily navigate your workers’ compensation claim.

Workers’ Compensation Requirements
Several factors are considered in determining eligibility for workers’ compensation. They include:
Our experienced lawyers are able to determine your eligibility for a claim. And, whether you should appeal in case your claim is denied.
Workers’ Compensation Benefits
Benefits that are typically available under workers’ compensation include:
Medical Coverage
The injured worker receives proper medical care so as to resume work within the shortest time possible.

Disability Benefits
These benefits are aimed at replacing any lost wages of an employee due to a work-related injury that caused disability. The disability benefits may not be provided unless the particular disability extends past a specified waiting period.
Rehabilitation Benefits
Vocational rehabilitation may be provided to injured employees who are no longer able to carry out their previous jobs. Psychological therapy can also be provided to cater to work-related mental injuries.
Death Benefits
The death of an employee following a work-related injury may result in the provision of death benefits to their next of kin.
Processing of a Workers’ Compensation Claim
In order to receive the workers’ compensation benefits after a work-related injury, you must adhere to the correct claim process. Which includes the following guidelines:
Reporting the injury to your employer within the shortest time
The initial step of making a workers’ compensation claim is first reporting the work-related injury to your employer. Which should be done within the shortest time possible to prevent the insurance company from denying your claim.
Your employer should provide you with the necessary paperwork
After being notified about your injury, your employer should avail to you:
Proceeding to file the claim
Once your employer submits your paperwork to the insurance carrier of the workers’ compensation, your claim will have officially been filed. Your doctor will also be required to mail a report on your medical condition.

The claim is either approved or denied by the insurer
After your claim has been filed, the insurance company makes a determination concerning it. If the insurer contacts you with payment details, your claim will be approved. It may, however, be denied if the insurer finds it unfit for workers’ compensation benefits. Our skilled Mohave County workers’ compensation lawyers are of absolute importance in this case. If you are unsatisfied with the insurer’s offer, we can help you pursue a larger settlement. Also, we can appeal your claim denial or request the insurer to review the decision.
Contact Us Today
If you have sustained work-related injuries, do not hesitate to contact our Mohave County workers’ compensation lawyers. We will inform you of your legal rights in every step of the process and best protect your interests. Call us at 877-370-5788.
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At Snow, Carpio and Weekley, PLC, we don’t identify you by your injury or your claim. We recognize you by name and by face. You have an important life with people who look up to you and depend on you. We treat you with that same respect. We will work with you on your Workers’ Compensation or Social Security Disability claims, helping you secure the benefits you deserve; affording you dignity today and hope for the future.