Matt Fendon Law Group Legal Blog
Workers’ compensation systems are designed to support workers who are hurt on the job. These systems provide compensation to workers who have lost wages due to their injuries and also other benefits, such as healthcare support. Workers’ compensation systems do…
It is not uncommon for employees to be injured while working. When this happens, you may wonder if using your health insurance after a workplace injury instead of workers’ compensation insurance could be more logical and practical. However, if workers’…
When you deal with an insurance company, the face of that company will be an insurance claims adjuster. Their job is to evaluate your claim to determine how much it is worth. However, it’s important to remember that the adjuster…
At the Matt Fendon Law Group, our Phoenix workers’ compensation lawyers believe the purpose of Arizona’s workers’ compensation law is to provide employers and employees two things: an easy way to make benefits claims and the peace of mind of…
One of the hardest parts about being hurt on the job is losing your ability to earn income while your monthly bills keep coming right on schedule. Worse, the medical bills and other costs connected with getting you back to…
Workers’ compensation benefits in Arizona are based on the principle of fairness: If you have been hurt on the job and qualify for workers’ compensation, you are entitled to receive fair compensation for your recovery costs, like medical expenses and…
One of the advantages of Arizona workers’ compensation is that it can restore a sense of certainty to your life when a work-related injury or employment-related medical condition keeps you from earning an income. Workers’ comp benefits pay for your…
The modern workplace is often designed for productive efficiency, to increase how much employees can turn out in the shortest time. Unfortunately, that can mean workers engage in repetitive motions over long periods that develop into issues like carpal tunnel…
Your shoulder joint consists mainly of three major bones: The shoulder blade (“scapula”), collarbone (“clavicle”), and upper arm bone (“humerus”). Your shoulder joint is critical to many of the things you do every day, including work activities. We often take…
What could be better than watching spring training in the Phoenix area in late February, than combining it with a two-day music festival? And what could be even better than that, than combining spring training with two music festivals? Tempe…
