Workplace Injuries & Safety

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on June 16, 2026

Key Takeaways Falls in the workplace rank among Arizona’s most common and costly work-related injuries. Workers’ comp in Arizona covers medical treatment and lost wages after a workplace fall. Injured workers must file a claim within one year of the injury or its discovery date. Delayed reporting or missed deadlines can jeopardize an otherwise valid Read More…

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on March 31, 2026

Key Takeaways Workers’ compensation covers medical expenses, lost wages, and surgery for work-related shoulder injuries. Settlement amounts vary based on surgery type, treatment cost, recovery duration, and long-term limitations. A.R.S. § 23-1062 ensures necessary medical and surgical coverage for job-related shoulder injuries. Eligibility requires showing the shoulder injury occurred while performing job duties and limits Read More…

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on December 16, 2024

Workplace injuries happen all of the time, unfortunately. They impact not just the company’s performance but, more importantly, the employees and their families. The latest data is from the 2022 Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). It provides insight into how the state is doing compared to other states. A Phoenix work injury lawyer can help Read More…

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on May 20, 2024

Every construction employee and contractor deserves a safe working environment. Unfortunately, the construction industry presents a myriad of challenges and safety concerns on a daily basis. No matter what type of construction site, there are hazards. Here, at Crossman Law Offices our work injury lawyers in Phoenix want to review some of the most common Read More…

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on May 2, 2024

  Key Takeaways Electrical compliance requires federal, state, and local safety standards. Employees should be trained to identify and handle electrical hazards. OSHA requires compliance with NEC and NFPA 70E standards. Non-compliant workplaces can cause electrical shock, electrocution, and burns. Workers may report hazardous conditions anonymously to ADOSH.   May is National Electrical Safety Month, Read More…

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on April 17, 2024

Work zones on or near the roadside are incredibly dangerous for those who work there daily. They take risks to ensure construction projects get completed in a timely manner, and unfortunately, driver negligence contributes to a significant number of injuries and fatalities in these areas each year. Our Phoenix work injury attorneys at Crossman Law Read More…

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on February 19, 2024

  Key Takeaways Eye injury risk depends on the type of work performed. Foreign objects can cause eye irritation or severe damage. Chemical splashes can burn eye tissue. Workers should seek medical care immediately after an eye injury. Permanent eye injuries may allow additional disability compensation.   March is Workplace Eye Wellness Awareness Month, and Read More…

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on November 13, 2023

Police officers, firefighters, and EMS personnel all have varying and complex workplace duties. Unfortunately, first responders regularly sustain workplace injuries and contract illnesses related to their jobs. The Phoenix work injury attorneys at Crossman Law want to examine some of the most common first responder injuries that occur throughout Arizona. First Responders Get Placed Into Read More…

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on September 19, 2023

Key Takeaways Construction workers face hazards from equipment, falls, electrocution, and other risks. OSHA labels falls, struck objects, caught objects, and electrocutions as the Fatal Four. Some construction injuries may not be known right after an incident. Occupational injuries may appear after years on the job. Workers’ compensation may cover medical expenses and part of Read More…

Posted in Workplace Injuries & Safety on August 24, 2023

Key Takeaways Heat-related workplace illnesses and deaths are preventable. Heat stress can cause heat rash, heat cramps, heat exhaustion, and heat stroke. Heat stress symptoms may signal progression toward dangerous medical conditions. Outdoor workers and those in hot environments face elevated heat injury risks. Heat-related work injuries may cause lasting cognitive or physical disabilities.   Read More…