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Posted in Filing a Workers' Comp Claim on October 9, 2025
Key Takeaways Workers must report injuries immediately to create an official record. Claims require submitting Form 0407 or Form 0102 to the ICA. Claims must be filed within 12 months of the injury date. Most Arizona employees qualify if the injury is work-related. Denied claims can proceed through a hearing with the ICA. How Read More…
Posted in Filing a Workers' Comp Claim on April 28, 2023
Individuals who sustain injuries as a result of a workplace safety violation should be able to recover compensation for their losses. In general, workplace injury victims are able to receive coverage of their medical bills and a portion of their lost wages through the workers’ compensation system, but it may also be possible to file Read More…
Posted in Filing a Workers' Comp Claim on December 12, 2022
Key Takeaways Arizona workers’ compensation is no-fault and does not require proving negligence. Strong evidence helps prevent delays or denials in workers’ compensation claims. Scene evidence includes photos of injuries, causes, and surrounding conditions. Medical records and bills document injuries and support the compensation claim. Employment records verify coverage and help calculate wage-based benefits. Read More…
Posted in Filing a Workers' Comp Claim on May 3, 2022
Any person who sustains an on-the-job injury in Arizona deserves to recover compensation for their losses. The Arizona workers’ compensation system is robust and should provide payment for all medical expenses and a significant portion of lost wages if a person cannot work. However, how can you be sure that your workers’ compensation claim will Read More…
Posted in Filing a Workers' Comp Claim on August 4, 2021
Employee classification is important. In some cases, individuals are direct employees of a company, and this means they receive full benefits and coverage through workers’ compensation if they sustain an injury. However, independent contractors also make up a significant portion of the workforce in Arizona and throughout the US. Here, we want to discuss the Read More…
Posted in Filing a Workers' Comp Claim on February 29, 2016
The Arizona Workers’ Compensation Hearing Process Explained 1) Receive Notice of Hearing from the Judge’s Office Usually sent about 3 weeks after a Request for Hearing is filed Gives the date and location of the Hearing Hearing usually set out about 4 months 2) Receive written Interrogatories (questions) from opposing counsel Depending upon Read More…