Workers’ Compensation
If you live in Arizona and have hurt your shoulder at work and at least temporarily cannot return to your job, or if you must seek medical treatment for your shoulder injury, you may have a case for Arizona workers’…
Settling an Arizona workers’ compensation lump sum benefits claim with your employer’s workers’ comp insurance company can feel like the ending of a marathon that can take weeks, months, or even years to complete. Now comes the next burning questions:…
Workers’ compensation settlements for foot injuries range from $1,000 to $100,000 or more, depending on the severity of your injury and other factors. Call us at (800) 229-3880 to talk with a workers’ compensation attorney about how we can help…
One key advantage of workers’ compensation claims is that they generally avoid the need to go to court to receive compensation if you are injured in a work-related accident or develop a work-related chronic medical condition. Sometimes, however, during settlement…
Suffering an ankle injury can affect your ability to make a living, and medical treatment can be costly. Fortunately, work-related ankle injuries are compensable with Arizona workers’ compensation benefits. Payouts for a workers’ comp ankle injury settlement range from $1,000…
If you have a workers’ compensation claim as an injured worker, we understand that you will want to know how much you can expect to receive in monthly workers’ compensation insurance benefits. This is where a workers’ comp settlement chart…
Overexertion injuries are among the most common workplace injuries in the United States, of which knee injuries make up a significant portion. Evidence suggests that about one of every eight workplace injuries is a knee injury. The same evidence indicates…
Arizona workers’ compensation covers medical care costs, lost wages, and more if you experience a herniated disc injury because of an on-the-job accident or working conditions. The Matt Fendon Law Group can help you to receive the maximum benefits you…
Trauma to your neck from an injury at work can lead to problems including fractured vertebrae, a herniated disk, or a degenerative condition like spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis, or scoliosis. These can lead to symptoms like chronic pain, weakness, or paralysis…
Maximum medical improvement (MMI) is when your authorized treating physician concludes that you have recovered as much as possible from your work injury. Under Arizona workers’ compensation law, your MMI is critical in your workers’ comp benefits claim because it…