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Posted in Denied Claims & Appeals on April 2, 2025
After filing a claim, many injured workers worry about surveillance, asking: “When does workers’ comp start surveillance?” Unfortunately, insurance companies can start watching anytime—even after you file your claim. They may look for inconsistencies in your case, sometimes using video recordings or social media monitoring to challenge your benefits. But just because you’re being watched Read More…
Posted in Denied Claims & Appeals on February 14, 2025
Do you find yourself thinking about your chances of winning a workers’ comp appeal? Given the correct planning and actions, the good news is that a refused claim can be overturned. After a denial, appeals can feel daunting, but don’t give up; there are proven techniques that enable you to fight for the benefits you Read More…
Posted in Denied Claims & Appeals on March 1, 2024
Key Takeaways Early settlement offers may be lower than the claim is worth. Medical documentation helps prove injury severity and needed care. Workers need not give recorded statements without legal representation. Insurance companies may use surveillance to question injury claims. IME findings may be reviewed and contested. If you or a loved one Read More…
Posted in Denied Claims & Appeals on September 5, 2023
Key Takeaways Workers must request a hearing within 90 days of a claim denial. The appeals process may include a pre-conference hearing and discovery. Injured workers bear the burden of proof at the hearing. Administrative law judges generally issue decisions within 30 to 60 days. Workers may seek review within 30 days of an adverse Read More…
Posted in Denied Claims & Appeals on October 12, 2021
Key Takeaways Arizona law allows reopening a workers’ compensation claim after closure. A Petition to Rearrange or Reopen must be filed with the ICA. Objective medical evidence must show the condition worsened since closure. A claim cannot reopen based solely on increased pain. Both the worker and insurance carrier may petition to reopen. Unlike Read More…
Posted in Denied Claims & Appeals on July 30, 2021
Key Takeaways Arizona workers’ compensation claims may be denied for missed reporting deadlines. Filing a claim after leaving employment may raise doubts about the injury. Evidence of drug or alcohol impairment may result in claim denial. Unwitnessed workplace injuries may face greater challenges securing benefits. A denied claim does not prevent an injured worker from Read More…
Posted in Denied Claims & Appeals on December 5, 2016
Deposition What is a deposition and do I have to go? A deposition is a chance for the opposing attorney to ask you questions. There will be a court reporter taking down everything that is said. They are allowed to do this and if you refuse to go, you could be thrown out or court Read More…