Maricopa County Workers' Compensation Lawyer

At Crossman Law Offices, P.C., in Phoenix, Arizona, our workers' compensation attorneys advise and represent clients on all aspects of an on-the-job injury. We fully safeguard clients' rights and promote their interests against both big and small corporations and insurance companies like SCF Arizona, and are diligent advocates throughout the process.

Contact Crossman Law Offices, P.C., to benefit from the services of an Arizona State Bar Certified Specialist in Workers' Compensation. We help clients navigate the complex workers' compensation system. We handle cases involving lost wages, reduced wages, payment of medical bills, re-opening a case, changing doctors and repetitive injuries.

We can answer all of your questions, including:

Do I Have a Workers' Compensation Case?

Whether your injury occurred on the job or your pre-existing condition worsened because of the job - even if you were at fault - you may be entitled to workers' compensation if you can no longer work as a result.

What If Your Benefits Are Stopped, Delayed, or Denied Wrongfully?

If a Notice of Claim Status cuts off your workers' compensation benefits (checks; medical care) prematurely, we can request a hearing to show that you need further treatment. We can help evaluate whether you have the evidence to have your injury declared a scheduled injury or an unscheduled injury. In some cases, injured workers are entitled to monthly checks for the rest of their lives. We also can protest an award from the Industrial Commission of Arizona.

What to Do After an Injury

When employers fail to protect their employees, we step in to help. After getting immediate medical help for your injuries and letting the doctor know that your injury happened on the job or is job-related, it is important to notify a supervisor or co-worker, even if you don't want to file a workers' compensation claim right then.

Types of Injuries

Whether your injury is mental or physical, you may be entitled to workers' compensation benefits. If you miss a time deadline or statute of limitation, you may be forever barred from filing a workers' compensation claim. If the claim is filed properly, however, you can be protected.

We also provide workers' compensation defense for uninsured employers.

Contact Crossman Law Offices, P.C, for a FREE PHONE CONSULTATION with an experienced lawyer.

Crossman Law Offices, P.C.
3030 North Central Avenue, Suite #801
Phoenix, AZ 85012
Phone: (602) 248-0380
Fax: (602) 248-0193