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Posted in Workers' Compensation on July 6, 2021
If you or somebody you care about has sustained a workplace injury, you should be able to receive compensation for the losses. However, securing the money you need through the workers’ compensation system in Arizona can be daunting. Often, work injury victims need assistance from an attorney to help ensure that they recover the compensation they are entitled to. Here, we want to discuss what you should look for in a Phoenix workers’ compensation attorney when you need help securing money for your medical bills and lost income.
It can be challenging to try to find an attorney who you will be comfortable working with for your injury case. Most people have not dealt with an attorney to handle a work injury case, so a good place to start will be asking friends and family members if they have had to do so. You can ask for recommendations and whether or not they think an attorney would be a good fit for you.
However, you may need to use your preferred search engine and type in your location and the words “workers’ compensation attorney.” Look through the first few pages of the results and make a list of attorneys that you think may be able to help you. Most workers’ compensation attorneys in Arizona will offer a free consultation of your case so you can get a good idea of whether or not they would be a good fit for your particular situation.
When you meet with a prospective attorney to help with your Arizona work injury case, there are various qualifications that you should be looking for.
We encourage you to choose an attorney to help you with your injury claim very carefully. This will be the person by your side throughout every step of the process, and you need to make sure that you are working with someone trustworthy and with a track record of success.
Ms. Crossman is a State Bar Board Certified Workers’ Compensation Specialist and is past Co-Chair of the State Bar Workers’ Compensation Section. She has served as a faculty member at the State Bar Seminar on Professionalism and is a former Judge Pro Tempore in the Arizona County, Justice, and Superior Courts. In the past, she has spoken at seminars on Workers’ Compensation sponsored by the Industrial Commission of Arizona and the Arizona Association of Lawyers for Injured Workers. Ms.Crossman is a long-time member of the Arizona Association of Lawyers for Injured Workers. She is also a member of American Mensa.