Workplace injuries are a common occurrence. You might have one of the most dangerous jobs in America, or maybe your workplace is fairly ... Read More >
Contributor: Robert E. Wisniewski
Mr. Wisniewski is a certified workers’ compensation specialist by the Arizona Board of Legal Specialization. He has represented all types of injured workers in the Grand Canyon State for over 40 years, from landscapers to first responders (including families of the Granite Mountain Hotshots), professional athletes (AZ Cardinals, AZ Coyotes, etc.) as well as everyday workers. He provides quality representation throughout Arizona with offices in Phoenix, Kingman, Payson and Yuma.
When You Can (and Can’t) Be Fired After a Work Injury
An on-the-job injury is stressful for a whole host of reasons. Aside from the physical pain you might be experiencing, you probably require a variety ... Read More >
Does Workers’ Compensation Pay Lost Overtime?
Overtime, by definition, is time you work that's outside your normal scheduled hours, if those hours bring your weekly total to more than 40 hours of ... Read More >
Weird Laws in Arizona
Arizona. It’s the heart of the Wild West. Home to the Grand Canyon. The red rocks of Sedona. Tombstone and the O.K. Corral. But Arizona can be... ... Read More >
When is a Car Accident Covered by Workers’ Compensation?
Your employer is usually required to carry workers’ compensation insurance in case you become injured on the job. This is generally pretty ... Read More >
5 Myths About Workers’ Compensation in Arizona
Workers’ compensation is a form of insurance recognized in every state in the country. However, the laws governing workers’ compensation vary ... Read More >
Top 5 Mistakes People Make When Filing a Workers’ Compensation Claim
If you’re injured in a work-related accident, chances are you feel some combination of worry, distress, and confusion. Unfortunately, these feelings ... Read More >
PTSD and First Responders: How Arizona Aims to Help
Most people in the workforce experience stress in their own way. But for first responders, the stressors go beyond strict deadlines, ungrateful ... Read More >